What should I bring with me to church?

We recommend bringing a Bible (digital or print), a notebook if you’d like to take notes, and a heart ready to worship and connect. If you’re coming with children, feel free to bring anything that keeps them comfortable during service. We also provide visitor cards for prayer requests or questions.

Come as you are! Many of our members wear modest, semi-formal attire for Sabbath worship—dresses or skirts for women, and dress shirts or suits for men—but casual and neat clothing is perfectly welcome. What matters most is your presence, not your outfit.

Do I need to bring money for offerings or tithes?

Giving is completely voluntary. If you’d like to support the church, we accept tithes and offerings during service or online. No pressure—your presence is the greatest gift.

What time Should I arrive

Sabbath School begins at 9:15 AM, and the main French worship service typically starts at 11:00 AM. We encourage arriving 10–15 minutes early to find seating and settle in. The English worship service starts at 12:15 PM

Is there a dress code for children or teens?

Children and youth are encouraged to dress modestly and comfortably. For youth programs or special events, we may suggest specific attire—but we always prioritize making every young person feel welcomed and loved.

What’s the atmosphere like?

Warm, vibrant, and spirit-filled. Expect heartfelt worship, uplifting music, meaningful teaching, and a friendly, multicultural church family ready to welcome you with open arms.

Stewardship – Guilgal SDA Church

Welcome to Stewardship Ministry!

“Managing God’s Blessings, Advancing His Kingdom”

The Stewardship Ministry at Guilgal-SDA Church exists to inspire and equip members to be faithful stewards of all that God has entrusted to them—time, talents, finances, and resources. We believe stewardship is a lifestyle of gratitude and responsibility, reflecting our trust in God and our commitment to support His mission on Earth.

The goal of the Stewardship Ministry is to cultivate a culture of faithfulness and generosity within the church. Its objectives include educating members on biblical principles of giving, promoting tithing and offerings, encouraging wise financial management, and helping members discover and use their spiritual gifts in service to the church and community.

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Rooted in 1 Peter 4:10 – “Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace,” this ministry reminds us that everything we have belongs to God. To learn more, attend a stewardship seminar, or get involved, contact us at secretariat@guilgalsda.org.