As Christians, we recognize everything we have comes from God, and we are simply sharing these gifts for His work. Through our tithes and offerings, we demonstrate in a tangible way our love for God and our neighbors. At Asbury, giving is also an expression of membership. The church does not specify how much an individual should give, but we hope each person will commit a percentage of their income and increase that amount as they are able.
Through your tithes and offerings, ministry and missions like worship, programs for children and students, adult Bible studies and small groups, pastoral care and support, mission trips, community support and services, and operational needs are met.
Earn all you can and save all you can, so that you can give all you can.
Asbury’s monthly reports are formal records of the financial activities and position of the church during a given month. Asbury’s Finance Committee and Financial Team work together to present this report for the benefit of the congregation.
The 2023 Operating Budget was presented to the Asbury UMC Church Council on January 17, 2023 by the Finance Committee and subsequently approved. If you have questions regarding the 2023 Operating Budget, please contact David Miller, Executive Director for more information.
For the first time in a number of years, Asbury’s Finance Committee engaged an independent auditing firm to complete a full financial audit of last year’s financial statements. To complete this audit, Asbury contracted with Haley & Woods, a firm that specializes and focuses on serving nonprofit and governmental entities, including many churches and religiously affiliated organizations.
Click below to see a copy of the 2021 Annual Audit. This audit includes financial information from Asbury United Methodist Church, including all related entities like CASA, and associated designated giving accounts.