How Mercy Culture Encourages Daily Engagement and Generosity Through Tithely
Read the article to see how Mercy Culture enables Spirit-led generosity across multiple Texas campuses with Tithely’s giving tools.
About Mercy Culture Church
Mercy Culture exists to guide people from corporate encounters with God to daily personal encounters with God. Founded in Fort Worth, Texas, Mercy Culture now holds weekend services across several locations—including Fort Worth, East Fort Worth, Waco, Dallas, San Antonio, and Austin—as well as offering online worship experiences.
With a vision rooted in spontaneous encounters with God, they emphasize spiritual empowerment, personal discipleship, and a presence-driven culture.
The Challenge
Mercy Culture’s dynamic vision presents unique generosity needs:
- Multiple campuses and formats — Managing giving across diverse locations and their online platform requires a unified system that reflects their mission-driven ethos.
- Spirit-led spontaneity — Generosity often flows in the moment—during worship, encounters, or ministry responses—and the giving tool must be quick and intuitive.
- Community-focused impact — Mercy Culture’s values extend into outreach and discipleship, demanding transparency and alignment between giving tools and ministry vision.
The Tithely Solution
Tithely meets Mercy Culture where they are spiritually and operationally:
- Text-to-give simplicity — Congregants can text “GIVE” to 59090 to give online—making generosity accessible in moments of spiritual response.
- Seamless digital giving — The “Give Online” feature on their website provides a clear, user-friendly giving path tied closely to the church’s identity.
- Unified dashboard for staff — All gifts are consolidated into a single, manageable system—enabling swift visibility and freeing staff to focus on ministry.
The Impact
Mercy Culture’s partnership with Tithely has led to meaningful outcomes:
- Generosity that flows with the Spirit — Whether during a service or a personal encounter, giving remains spontaneous and frictionless.
- Consistent experience across campuses — Whether someone gives in Fort Worth, Dallas, or online, the process feels unified and spiritually aligned.
- Ministry-focused operations — Centralized giving reduces administrative burden, allowing leaders to prioritize prayer, outreach, and spiritual presence.
Why It Matters
Mercy Culture’s story illustrates the importance of a giving platform that supports—not interrupts—a Spirit-led culture. When generosity tools reflect a church’s mission and context, they help culture and discipleship flourish.
Mercy Culture’s Story Is Just the Beginning
No matter your church’s size or mission—the heart of giving should resonate with your spiritual rhythm. With Tithely, generosity becomes seamless, meaningful, and deeply connected to the mission.
👉 Ready to simplify generosity at your church? Start your free account today »
Looking for more Spirit-led churches using Tithely to engage givers? Explore the full feature: How Churches Use Tithely to Simplify Giving
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Chris Dunagan is a marketing strategist focused on church tech and digital engagement. He helps churches grow through SEO, email campaigns, and tools like Tithe.ly and Breeze ChMS, with an emphasis on online giving, content strategy, and digital outreach.
About Mercy Culture Church
Mercy Culture exists to guide people from corporate encounters with God to daily personal encounters with God. Founded in Fort Worth, Texas, Mercy Culture now holds weekend services across several locations—including Fort Worth, East Fort Worth, Waco, Dallas, San Antonio, and Austin—as well as offering online worship experiences.
With a vision rooted in spontaneous encounters with God, they emphasize spiritual empowerment, personal discipleship, and a presence-driven culture.
The Challenge
Mercy Culture’s dynamic vision presents unique generosity needs:
- Multiple campuses and formats — Managing giving across diverse locations and their online platform requires a unified system that reflects their mission-driven ethos.
- Spirit-led spontaneity — Generosity often flows in the moment—during worship, encounters, or ministry responses—and the giving tool must be quick and intuitive.
- Community-focused impact — Mercy Culture’s values extend into outreach and discipleship, demanding transparency and alignment between giving tools and ministry vision.
The Tithely Solution
Tithely meets Mercy Culture where they are spiritually and operationally:
- Text-to-give simplicity — Congregants can text “GIVE” to 59090 to give online—making generosity accessible in moments of spiritual response.
- Seamless digital giving — The “Give Online” feature on their website provides a clear, user-friendly giving path tied closely to the church’s identity.
- Unified dashboard for staff — All gifts are consolidated into a single, manageable system—enabling swift visibility and freeing staff to focus on ministry.
The Impact
Mercy Culture’s partnership with Tithely has led to meaningful outcomes:
- Generosity that flows with the Spirit — Whether during a service or a personal encounter, giving remains spontaneous and frictionless.
- Consistent experience across campuses — Whether someone gives in Fort Worth, Dallas, or online, the process feels unified and spiritually aligned.
- Ministry-focused operations — Centralized giving reduces administrative burden, allowing leaders to prioritize prayer, outreach, and spiritual presence.
Why It Matters
Mercy Culture’s story illustrates the importance of a giving platform that supports—not interrupts—a Spirit-led culture. When generosity tools reflect a church’s mission and context, they help culture and discipleship flourish.
Mercy Culture’s Story Is Just the Beginning
No matter your church’s size or mission—the heart of giving should resonate with your spiritual rhythm. With Tithely, generosity becomes seamless, meaningful, and deeply connected to the mission.
👉 Ready to simplify generosity at your church? Start your free account today »
Looking for more Spirit-led churches using Tithely to engage givers? Explore the full feature: How Churches Use Tithely to Simplify Giving
podcast transcript
Chris Dunagan is a marketing strategist focused on church tech and digital engagement. He helps churches grow through SEO, email campaigns, and tools like Tithe.ly and Breeze ChMS, with an emphasis on online giving, content strategy, and digital outreach.
About Mercy Culture Church
Mercy Culture exists to guide people from corporate encounters with God to daily personal encounters with God. Founded in Fort Worth, Texas, Mercy Culture now holds weekend services across several locations—including Fort Worth, East Fort Worth, Waco, Dallas, San Antonio, and Austin—as well as offering online worship experiences.
With a vision rooted in spontaneous encounters with God, they emphasize spiritual empowerment, personal discipleship, and a presence-driven culture.
The Challenge
Mercy Culture’s dynamic vision presents unique generosity needs:
- Multiple campuses and formats — Managing giving across diverse locations and their online platform requires a unified system that reflects their mission-driven ethos.
- Spirit-led spontaneity — Generosity often flows in the moment—during worship, encounters, or ministry responses—and the giving tool must be quick and intuitive.
- Community-focused impact — Mercy Culture’s values extend into outreach and discipleship, demanding transparency and alignment between giving tools and ministry vision.
The Tithely Solution
Tithely meets Mercy Culture where they are spiritually and operationally:
- Text-to-give simplicity — Congregants can text “GIVE” to 59090 to give online—making generosity accessible in moments of spiritual response.
- Seamless digital giving — The “Give Online” feature on their website provides a clear, user-friendly giving path tied closely to the church’s identity.
- Unified dashboard for staff — All gifts are consolidated into a single, manageable system—enabling swift visibility and freeing staff to focus on ministry.
The Impact
Mercy Culture’s partnership with Tithely has led to meaningful outcomes:
- Generosity that flows with the Spirit — Whether during a service or a personal encounter, giving remains spontaneous and frictionless.
- Consistent experience across campuses — Whether someone gives in Fort Worth, Dallas, or online, the process feels unified and spiritually aligned.
- Ministry-focused operations — Centralized giving reduces administrative burden, allowing leaders to prioritize prayer, outreach, and spiritual presence.
Why It Matters
Mercy Culture’s story illustrates the importance of a giving platform that supports—not interrupts—a Spirit-led culture. When generosity tools reflect a church’s mission and context, they help culture and discipleship flourish.
Mercy Culture’s Story Is Just the Beginning
No matter your church’s size or mission—the heart of giving should resonate with your spiritual rhythm. With Tithely, generosity becomes seamless, meaningful, and deeply connected to the mission.
👉 Ready to simplify generosity at your church? Start your free account today »
Looking for more Spirit-led churches using Tithely to engage givers? Explore the full feature: How Churches Use Tithely to Simplify Giving
VIDEO transcript
About Mercy Culture Church
Mercy Culture exists to guide people from corporate encounters with God to daily personal encounters with God. Founded in Fort Worth, Texas, Mercy Culture now holds weekend services across several locations—including Fort Worth, East Fort Worth, Waco, Dallas, San Antonio, and Austin—as well as offering online worship experiences.
With a vision rooted in spontaneous encounters with God, they emphasize spiritual empowerment, personal discipleship, and a presence-driven culture.
The Challenge
Mercy Culture’s dynamic vision presents unique generosity needs:
- Multiple campuses and formats — Managing giving across diverse locations and their online platform requires a unified system that reflects their mission-driven ethos.
- Spirit-led spontaneity — Generosity often flows in the moment—during worship, encounters, or ministry responses—and the giving tool must be quick and intuitive.
- Community-focused impact — Mercy Culture’s values extend into outreach and discipleship, demanding transparency and alignment between giving tools and ministry vision.
The Tithely Solution
Tithely meets Mercy Culture where they are spiritually and operationally:
- Text-to-give simplicity — Congregants can text “GIVE” to 59090 to give online—making generosity accessible in moments of spiritual response.
- Seamless digital giving — The “Give Online” feature on their website provides a clear, user-friendly giving path tied closely to the church’s identity.
- Unified dashboard for staff — All gifts are consolidated into a single, manageable system—enabling swift visibility and freeing staff to focus on ministry.
The Impact
Mercy Culture’s partnership with Tithely has led to meaningful outcomes:
- Generosity that flows with the Spirit — Whether during a service or a personal encounter, giving remains spontaneous and frictionless.
- Consistent experience across campuses — Whether someone gives in Fort Worth, Dallas, or online, the process feels unified and spiritually aligned.
- Ministry-focused operations — Centralized giving reduces administrative burden, allowing leaders to prioritize prayer, outreach, and spiritual presence.
Why It Matters
Mercy Culture’s story illustrates the importance of a giving platform that supports—not interrupts—a Spirit-led culture. When generosity tools reflect a church’s mission and context, they help culture and discipleship flourish.
Mercy Culture’s Story Is Just the Beginning
No matter your church’s size or mission—the heart of giving should resonate with your spiritual rhythm. With Tithely, generosity becomes seamless, meaningful, and deeply connected to the mission.
👉 Ready to simplify generosity at your church? Start your free account today »
Looking for more Spirit-led churches using Tithely to engage givers? Explore the full feature: How Churches Use Tithely to Simplify Giving
Sign Up for Product Updates
Chris Dunagan is a marketing strategist focused on church tech and digital engagement. He helps churches grow through SEO, email campaigns, and tools like Tithe.ly and Breeze ChMS, with an emphasis on online giving, content strategy, and digital outreach.
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