The general fund is the source of funds for the operational expenses of the church.
Every December the council proposes a budget to the congregation at an open meeting.
The deacons collect the offerings and administer the dispersal of the funds within the constraints of the budget.
Benevolence, the help for the needy, is a fund distinct from the General Fund.
Offerings targeted to organizations outside PURC are received outside the General Fund.
The deacons are responsible for the collection of the financial gifts of God's people. The deacons employ the services of a bookkeeper who specializes in not for profit organizations.

We are currently working through the book of I Samuel using a study guide, "1 Samuel: Looking on the Heart" by Rev. Dale Ralph Davis.

Contact Robert Frieling for information.
rfrieling@cox.net
602.956.6739

The general fund is the source of funds for the operational expenses of the church.
Every December the council proposes a budget to the congregation at an open meeting.
The deacons collect the offerings and administer the dispersal of the funds within the constraints of the budget.
Benevolence, the help for the needy, is a fund distinct from the General Fund.
Offerings targeted to organizations outside PURC are received outside the General Fund.
The deacons are responsible for the collection of the financial gifts of God's people. The deacons employ the services of a bookkeeper who specializes in not for profit organizations.

The general fund is the source of funds for the operational expenses of the church.
Every December the council proposes a budget to the congregation at an open meeting.
The deacons collect the offerings and administer the dispersal of the funds within the constraints of the budget.
Benevolence, the help for the needy, is a fund distinct from the General Fund.
Offerings targeted to organizations outside PURC are received outside the General Fund.
The deacons are responsible for the collection of the financial gifts of God's people. The deacons employ the services of a bookkeeper who specializes in not for profit organizations.

We are currently working through the book of I Samuel using a study guide, "1 Samuel: Looking on the Heart" by Rev. Dale Ralph Davis.

Contact Robert Frieling for information.
rfrieling@cox.net
602.956.6739

The general fund is the source of funds for the operational expenses of the church.
Every December the council proposes a budget to the congregation at an open meeting.
The deacons collect the offerings and administer the dispersal of the funds within the constraints of the budget.
Benevolence, the help for the needy, is a fund distinct from the General Fund.
Offerings targeted to organizations outside PURC are received outside the General Fund.
The deacons are responsible for the collection of the financial gifts of God's people. The deacons employ the services of a bookkeeper who specializes in not for profit organizations.

Ladies Summer Prayer Breakfast - Hey gals, set aside Saturday morning, July 31, at 10 a.m. for a time of fellowship, prayer and food. We'll be using the fellowship room at First Presbyterian Reformed Church (1117 E. Devonshire Ave., central Phoenix). This will be a great time for any women of our congregation to meet and encourage one another. If you are a visitor, don't be shy...we'd love to have you join us...high school girls, you come too! If you have questions, speak to Diane Kuiper, Nicol Phillips, or Joy Grotenhuis. RSVP to Joy by July 24 (jgrotenhuis@gmail.com)