How do I make a donation?

Regarding the support of our ministry, there are several different funds available:

• deputation fund
• ministry fund
• personal gifts

A definition and instructions for each type of fund are listed below.

Deputation Funds:

Allows us to pay for furniture, large appliances, ministry equipment, car repairs and medical expenses that aren't covered by our medical plan.

• To make it easy to give to this fund, you can pay online.  Go to http://web.nazarene.org/goto/stanhall.  Once there, click on the box that says, “Make a Donation.”  From here, follow the directions.
• Or to send a check to the deputation fund, make the check out to "General Treasurer" and write in the memo section "Stan Hall deputation fund".
• Mail to: General Treasurer, Church of the Nazarene Global Ministry Center, 17001 Prairie Star Parkway, Lenexa, KS  66220

Donations to this fund are tax deductible.  For Nazarenes, donations to this fund qualify as a 10% giving project.

Ministry Funds:

Allows us to pay for specific ministry expenses. For example, Stan has to buy many of his teaching textbooks in Spanish for teaching at the Seminary.

• To send a check to the ministry fund, make the check out to "General Treasurer" and write in the memo section "Stan Hall ministry fund".
• Mail to: General Treasurer, Church of the Nazarene Global Ministry Center, 17001 Prairie Star Parkway, Lenexa, KS  66220

Donations to this fund are tax deductible.

Special request:  if you send money to this fund, we'd appreciate it if you'd email or call us and let us know.  We don't get an automatic report on this fund, so it is nice to know when funds are available.  Thank you!

Personal Gifts:

Allows us to spend the money however we choose. Some folks select this account for birthday gifts, etc.

• To send checks to our personal checking account, make the check out to "Stan Hall" and write in the memo section "personal gift for xxxx".
• Mail to: Stan Hall c/o Mike Dixon, 2694 Whitetail Lane, O'Fallon, MO 63368.

Donations to this fund are NOT tax deductible.