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GIVING

WHY WE GIVE

Giving is worship, our joyful response to God's generosity toward us.

We long to be a church that so deeply enjoys the Triune God that we overflow in a love that flourishes the nations, locally and globally. Your giving helps make that vision real, both for those who consider JOAN their home or for those who believe in supporting our vision and mission.

Two methods are available with directions below:

Online

Joy of All Nations is a church plant under Perimeter Church, so this link will redirect to Perimeter's website to give your tithes and offerings.
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If you would like to contribute stock or use your Donor Advised Fund, please contact finance@joyofallnations.org.

In-person & mail

Make a check payable to
"Joy of All Nations"
 
If mailing, send to:
     Perimeter Church
     Attn: Joy of All Nations
     9500 Medlock Bridge Road
     Johns Creek, GA 30097

MAKE A PLEDGE

Your pledge is what you plan to give in 2027. It includes your regular monthly giving as well as any special contributions such as year-end gifts. Note that this form only marks your commitment to give - please follow the giving instructions above to actually set up your giving.​

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For additional resources on why and how to pledge, click here.

For all things come from you, and of your own have we given you. -1 Chronicles 29:14

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a tithe?

  • A tithe is biblically defined as giving one-tenth of one’s income back to God (Leviticus 27:30). While not mandated under the New Covenant, we believe it remains a wise and historic guide—a meaningful target to grow toward, or even a starting point for cultivating joyful, generous giving.

  • To learn more about tithing, listen to this teaching from Pastor Tony.

Why should I pledge to JOAN?

  • Your  pledge helps us plan wisely. We base our annual budget for the year on pledged commitments. Pledging allows us to steward resources confidently and press forward on the path we believe God has called us to.

If I give to other nonprofits and charities, why do I need to give to the church?

  • We’re grateful for generosity to nonprofits. But, giving to the church is different. Scripture teaches our first gift, our first fruits (Proverbs 3:9), belongs to God and is entrusted to His church. When we give here, it’s not just supporting good work—it’s an act of worship. We’re investing in the family that disciples us, cares for one another, and multiplies God’s mission locally and globally. Nonprofits do good things, but the church carries the whole mission of God’s kingdom.

Is there a difference between a tithe and an offering?

  • Historically, an offering is a financial gift in addition to the amount of your tithe. These are often made in the context of charitable donations to fundraisers, year-end gifts, or other opportunities as God leads you to give.

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