Why
As a Church family we take responsibility together for our building costs, staff salaries, and running expenses. We want our mission to be properly funded.
We are committed to the principle of tithing together, contributing 10% of our income, wherever possible, to the work of our Church.
We don't receive any funding from the Church of England or the state.
How
If you consider yourself part of Saint Michael’s Paris we would love to invite you to give regularly. We try to make giving as easy as possible to suit everyone’s personal situation, so here are many different ways you can give, including the QR code below:
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We have recently introduced an easy and secure online giving option for those wishing to support the life and work of Saint Michael's Church. You can make a one time or recurrent gift, and if you are a taxpayer in France, any amount donated will be included in your yearly tax receipt. Just click here to go to our secure page.
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Below is how you can give towards Saint Michael’s operating cost to help us continue and grow our ministry in Paris. We will be issuing tax receipts every end of year, so make sure you share your email address with us:
IBAN: FR76 3006 6106 3700 0114 0960 150
BIC: CMCIFRPP (CIC Paris St Augustin)
Account Holder: Saint Michael’s Church Paris
Address: 5 rue d’Aguesseau 75008 Paris
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Below is how you can give towards Saint Michael’s Mission Partners. There are no tax receipts issued for amounts given here, based on French association law, but this remains a very important ministry towards our amazing Mission Partners:
IBAN: FR76 3000 3030 3100 0500 8082 720
BIC: SOGEFRPP (Societe Generale)
Account Holder: Missions Saint Michaels
Address: 5 Rue d’Aguesseau 75008 Paris
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You can give by cheque to “Saint Michael’s Church” or to “Missions Saint Michaels” on a Sunday using the envelopes available at the back of church. You can also post them to Saint Michael’s Church, 5 rue d’aguesseau 75008 Paris
If you have a query relating to your giving, please email office@saintmichaelsparis.org.
