First Baptist Greensboro now has on-line giving and payment options available to you for your tithes and offerings, special offering donations, or deposits/payments for a event or trip.  The first time you use this service, you will be asked to create either a member login (FBC must have your email in our database to log in as a member  - click here to send us your email) or guest login account so you can make your online transactions.  Only FBC members will be able to review their giving history online.

Contact the church finance office if you have any questions: email or 336.274.3286.

Giving Reports

Giving statements are mailed at least twice annually to everyone who makes financial gifts to FBC.  If you need to find out how much you have given, you make contact the church finance office.  FBC members also have secure online access to their personal giving history - click here to login.

Frequently Asked Questions
Many people have similar questions about online giving.  Click here for answers to those questions.

Source
FBC is financially dependent on God's provisions which come from generous and faithful gifts of the people who care about the ministries of the church.

On-Line Giving/Payment
All information is secure and encrypted to protect you. On-line giving is activated - just click the "Give Now" button above.  You can make one-time or recurring gifts.  Payment options include: credit card, debit card, Discover card, or checking account.

Designated Giving
We welcome special gifts/designated giving for approved items such as building projects, capital improvements, benevolence needs, missions, and ministries within the church. 

Ways to support the mission of FBC
There are a number of ways to financially support the ministries at FBC, click here for additional information or contact Scott North, Business Administrator: email or 336.274.3286.

Accountability
A finance team of fourteen church members and our Deacons oversee the proper use of our church's finances.  Monthly reports are provided to the congregation.  The church administrator, volunteer church treasurer, and external auditors provide additional accountability and oversight.