Giving
As a benefice we support various local charities, as well as raising money for the upkeep of the churches, and to pay our Parish Share.
There are numerous ways in which you can make a donation to your chosen church, from standing orders or one-off BACS donations, to cash or card donations in church - even by text. Gift aid can increase your donation if you are a tax payer.
Click on the "Giving details" button below to find out all alternative ways of donating to each of our churches.
Giving to the churches
Would you be able to make a donation to one of the Barton churches? Even a small donation can help, but if that is not possible right now, we understand.
Click the "Giving details" button if this is of interest - you can give by BACS, standing order, text, cash or cheque.
If you can Gift Aid your donation that would help too as this adds 25p to every £1 you give.
If you are a regular member of a congregation your Treasurer will already know if you normally Gift Aid your donation, but if you would like to request a Gift Aid form please email us with the name of your PCC.
Christian Aid Afghanistan Appeal
We received a letter of thanks to all who gave to Christian Aid's Afghanistan emergency appeal at the Crib Service.
"Your donation of £100 really will make a difference. If you have a moment please share our appeal with your family and friends or on social media."
Duns Tew's Charity of the Quarter
Duns Tew supports a different charity each quarter
including Polly, Dementia Oxfordshire, Katharine House Hospice, the Samaritans, SeeSaw and Tzaba's Medical Orphan Project (MOP)
The charity for January to March is Katharine House Hospice.
Donations may be left (in an envelope marked with the name of the charity) at either 34 Duns Tew, or at Nonesuch, Hill Farm Lane. Alternatively email our treasurer or ring 01869 340632 for online payment details.
Raise money for Duns Tew church (at no cost to you) whenever you shop online - click the Easyfundraising logo to sign up!
"Seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness."
Luke 12:33