ORANGE, Texas — Amid the many issues burning holes in the wallets of Southeast Texans, church goers and area pastors are sharing advice on how people can continue to give back to God on tight budgets.

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"A tithe of everything from the land, whether grain from the soil or fruit from the trees, belongs to the Lord; it is holy to the Lord." Instead of saying, ‘I’m giving God my tithe,’ you should say, ...

More than three-quarters of U.S. Protestants say the biblical requirement to donate 10% of one’s earnings still applies and half actually do so, according to a survey from an evangelical research ...

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Jannie Linney is pastor at Hosanna Christian Fellowship in Stanton. I do not receive a pastors salary, so I can share about giving without anyone thinking I am just wanting their money. I teach ...

"The Sermon on the Amount." An old church joke says that should be the title of the annual sermon that many a Protestant parson delivers when members are considering what they'll pledge to contribute ...