Giving is how a house stays alive.
There's a spiritual truth and a practical one — and both are real. We give as an act of alignment, gratitude, and partnership in something larger than ourselves.
Giving moves something. What you put into circulation has a way of returning — not because you bought a blessing, but because generosity aligns you with the flow of increase. When you give from a full heart, you participate in the law that governs abundance itself.
Your generosity is what keeps the lights on, feeds our neighbors, holds our gatherings, and builds everything this house is becoming. Every offering is sacred, and every offering does real work in the world.
TITHE. OFFERING.
DONATION.
Three different acts. One shared truth: what you put in motion is what comes back to you. Here's what each one means — in plain language — and why your support is what keeps this house alive for the next person who walks in.
A rhythm, not a tax.
The tithe is a first portion — traditionally 10% — returned to the spiritual home that feeds you. It's a discipline of trust. You're saying: God comes first, and this house is part of how God reaches me.
Not a punishment. Not a fee. A rhythm that orders your finances around what matters most.
A movement of the heart.
An offering is what you give on top of the tithe — moved by gratitude, by a breakthrough, by an altar, by a word that landed, by an answered prayer.
It has no fixed amount. It carries intention. It is how you say thank you in the language Spirit understands.
Building the work.
A donation supports the mission in the world — feeding the homeless, opening chapters in new cities, holding outreach, sustaining our wellbeing initiative.
You don't have to be a member to give. Anyone moved by the work can help carry it.
A spiritual home cannot run on attendance alone.
Every prayer answered, every meal served, every candle lit, every chapter opened in a new city — somebody paid for it. When you give, you become the answer to someone else's prayer. That is the law of the house: we are held by the ones who came before, and we hold the ones who come next.
- →Feeding our neighbors — meals, supplies, presence on the ground in Atlanta, Charlotte & beyond.
- →Holding the gatherings — Sunday service, Wednesday class, monthly Misa, prayer line.
- →Opening new chapters — so feeding the homeless reaches every state we touch.
- →The altars & the sanctuary — candles, offerings, oils, baths, the sacred upkeep of the house.
- →Wellbeing initiative — mental and emotional support for our people.
"Don't just sit at the table. Help set it — so it stays here for the next soul who walks in."
Ways to Give
Sow a Seed
Supporting: Tithes & Offerings
House of Miracles & Empowerment is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. All gifts are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.
THE PEOPLE HOLDING
THIS HOUSE UP.
We honor those whose generosity sustains this house. Givers are welcomed into our Circles of Generosity — our way of saying thank you and recognizing the partnership that keeps this community alive. Recognition is always offered, never required — givers may remain anonymous.
Friend of the House
Entry-level recurring giving. The steady hands that keep the house alive month after month.
Sustainer
Mid-level monthly partnership. Carrying the weekly rhythm of the ministry forward.
Pillar
Major monthly partnership. The people holding the house up.
Cornerstone
Founding-level / leadership giving. Builders of what this house is becoming.
"Your gift helps us feed, hold, and serve — and keeps this home open for every soul who needs it."
WHERE EVERY
GIFT GOES.
We treat every gift as sacred. Here's what your generosity is building — and how the House stewards what comes through the door.
Monthly Ministry Operations
Keeps the lights on, doors open, and Sunday service alive.
Outreach & Feeding
Meals, supplies, and care for our food-insecure neighbors.
Media & Streaming
So no one who needs the message is locked out by distance.
Future Sanctuary Fund
Building toward a permanent home for the house.
House of Miracles & Empowerment is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
All gifts are tax-deductible.