Tithes

Tithes are voluntary contributions, traditionally amounting to one-tenth of an individual's income, made by congregants to their church or religious organization. This practice has roots in biblical teachings and continues to be a significant source of funding for churches, supporting their operational expenses, outreach initiatives, and charitable programs. Tithes are often collected during worship services or through online giving platforms, enabling churches to fulfill their missions and serve their communities. Accurate tracking and reporting of tithes are essential for transparency, donor acknowledgment, and effective stewardship of church resources.