How to Support Stand Firm

Tuesday, July 4, 2006 • 7:37 am

We’d be grateful for your contribution.

Dear Readers,

We believe Stand Firm is being called to play a greater role in the Anglican debate, and we could use your help to fund the expansion and improvement of our site.

If our coverage is helpful to you, and if you’d like to help us support future coverage and the increased demands on the site, please consider one of these options:

Make a one-time donation, of whatever amount you choose.

Donate $1 a month. You may cancel at any time.

Donate $5 a month. You may cancel at any time.

Donate $10 a month. You may cancel at any time.

Donate $20 a month. You may cancel at any time.

Donate $50 a month. You may cancel at any time.

Donate $100 a month. You may cancel at any time.

If you’d like to mail your contribution, our address is:

Stand Firm

P.O. Box 13451

Jackson, MS 39236-3451

Please indicate “Web site fund” in the memo of your check.

Bear in mind that your first priority in Christian giving is to your local community, whether that means your parish or another favorite ministry, but we welcome any financial contributions you might make to the ongoing ministry of Stand Firm.

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