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The Sanctuary at Woodville remains in existence by the grace and generosity of God as well as through the generous financial gifts of others. As a nonprofit organization, your donations are tax deductible. We humbly accept your financial donations in the form of cash, checks, PayPal and Venmo.
For general donations, please utilize PayPal/Venmo links above or make checks payable to "The Sanctuary At Woodville" and mail to PO Box 155, Woodville, MA 01784.
For general donations, please utilize PayPal/Venmo links above or make checks payable to "The Sanctuary At Woodville" and mail to PO Box 155, Woodville, MA 01784.
We ask that you might also prayerfully consider donating to additional Sanctuary at Woodville & partner initiatives such as...
DONATE TO THE SANCTUARY HOUSE FUND
The Sanctuary at Woodville began with little financial support, but thanks to God’s leading and your support, we have achieved financial sustenance. We thank you for your faithful part in this journey along with the visionary saints during the Great Depression.
Now it is our turn to trust God with the future, as our faithful Great Depression-era members did, to provide for current and future saints here in Hopkinton. We are prayerfully planning to purchase a nearby property — a house — that will over time provide both income to the church and a place for Sanctuary retreat goers to stay overnight.
We envision the property will start out as a home for rent to pay its own way initially. We have set out to raise $30,000 so that, assisted by church assets, we should be in a position to buy. We plan for this property to be a self-funding endeavor that will also provide additional funding for the church in the future.
The Sanctuary at Woodville began with little financial support, but thanks to God’s leading and your support, we have achieved financial sustenance. We thank you for your faithful part in this journey along with the visionary saints during the Great Depression.
Now it is our turn to trust God with the future, as our faithful Great Depression-era members did, to provide for current and future saints here in Hopkinton. We are prayerfully planning to purchase a nearby property — a house — that will over time provide both income to the church and a place for Sanctuary retreat goers to stay overnight.
We envision the property will start out as a home for rent to pay its own way initially. We have set out to raise $30,000 so that, assisted by church assets, we should be in a position to buy. We plan for this property to be a self-funding endeavor that will also provide additional funding for the church in the future.
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DONATE TO EQUIP CARE MINISTRIES
We welcome our continued Kingdom collaboration with Equip, Ps. Dr. Loretta Iannicelli, and her diverse teams at Equip Care Ministries. The Sanctuary at Woodville and Equip hold steadfast to the Biblical unity and truths practiced as being collaborative members among the Body of Christ (Luke 5:7-10; John 17:20-23; John 13:35). Today, genuine collaboration can serve as an actionable, lived out way for the Body of believers to best reflect how Our Triune God has designed His church(es) and peoples to function. Here, Christian unity is identifiably experienced when we demonstrate the power of practical partnering. For more info on Equip, you may visit the Equip Services, Inc. website at http://www.equipcareministries.com. |
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DONATE TO PASTOR BOB CLOUTIER SCHOLARSHIP
The “Pastor Robert (Bob) Cloutier Memorial Scholarship” honors his memory and his appreciation for the practice of spiritual contemplation.
A longtime pastor at Faith Community Church, Pastor Bob was a supporter of The Sanctuary and took part in some of our events — particularly our Quiet Days. One morning as Bob utilized The Sanctuary for a Quiet Day, he encountered God in a new and unique way while walking the trails of nearby Lake Whitehall, an experience he called “amazingly refreshing.” To hear Bob's experience in his own words, watch the video at the link above.
This scholarship fund will help subsidize or pay for anyone who would like to experience one of The Sanctuary’s contemplative offerings. If feeling called, you may donate to this fund online via PayPal or make checks payable to “Sanctuary at Woodville” (with memo line “Pastor Bob”) and mail to PO Box 155, Woodville, MA 01784.
The “Pastor Robert (Bob) Cloutier Memorial Scholarship” honors his memory and his appreciation for the practice of spiritual contemplation.
A longtime pastor at Faith Community Church, Pastor Bob was a supporter of The Sanctuary and took part in some of our events — particularly our Quiet Days. One morning as Bob utilized The Sanctuary for a Quiet Day, he encountered God in a new and unique way while walking the trails of nearby Lake Whitehall, an experience he called “amazingly refreshing.” To hear Bob's experience in his own words, watch the video at the link above.
This scholarship fund will help subsidize or pay for anyone who would like to experience one of The Sanctuary’s contemplative offerings. If feeling called, you may donate to this fund online via PayPal or make checks payable to “Sanctuary at Woodville” (with memo line “Pastor Bob”) and mail to PO Box 155, Woodville, MA 01784.
DONATE TO MOBILE FOOD PANTRY
The Vineyard Church of Hopkinton has been helping a number of refugee families in the Milford area by delivering them fresh food twice a month. Volunteers shop for, pack and deliver the fresh food to these families in need.
Fresh food monthly: some refugees in the Milford, Mass. area receive canned and non-perishable foods from local food banks, but generally are not given much fresh food (ex. celery, carrots, apples, eggs, milk, etc.).
It costs $42 a month to supply each family with fresh food.
The Vineyard Church of Hopkinton has been helping a number of refugee families in the Milford area by delivering them fresh food twice a month. Volunteers shop for, pack and deliver the fresh food to these families in need.
Fresh food monthly: some refugees in the Milford, Mass. area receive canned and non-perishable foods from local food banks, but generally are not given much fresh food (ex. celery, carrots, apples, eggs, milk, etc.).
It costs $42 a month to supply each family with fresh food.