We’ve all learned how important it is to be careful how we direct our personal Christian stewardship -- and rightly so.                                                                

The leadership of the Holy Spirit is so important in making the decision -- who to help and in what way?

Smaller ministries have great challenges to overcome in getting a broadcast ministry started and then reaching a point where it is able to secure airtime on appropriate stations.  Few small ministries have support from foundations or access to those able to assist in a large way.  This ministry fits that description.
Overcoming challenges occurs only through the prayer support and modest gifts of friends who already know the ministry and, hopefully a growing group of listeners and Internet visitors who come to trust the ministry and are led by the Holy Spirit to participate with their Christian stewardship.  It’s our prayer that we might  gain your trust as you are encouraged and strengthened by the Bible teaching of the Gannetts. 

We, here at Gannett Ministries practice principles of biblical stewardship in receiving and using funds that are received from those who believe in the purpose and mission to which we have been called.   

Any and all gifts are received with reverence and appreciation.  It’s our desire anytime personal support is made to this ministry that it be done only after the donor’s commitment to their local church has come first.

For the convenience of those who would like to make a contribution on this website, click the link below and follow the directions  to set up an account with PayPal.  where you may use any major credit card.    The PayPal site is totally secure for your protection

Some basic principles from the New Testament to guide individuals in their giving

    1.    The purpose of our giving is to satisfy the needs of others so that God will be worshipped and glorified. (II Cor 9:10-14)
    2.    Give is to be voluntary and systematic. This helps us avoid covetousness and impulsive giving. (I Cor. 16:1, II Cor. 9:5)
    3.    Give with cheerfulness and joy, not under any kind of compulsion by another. (II Cor 9:7)
    4.    Give Sacrificially. [Not equal gifts but equal sacrifice.] (II Cor. 8:1-11)
    5.   We are instructed to give as we have been prospered by God. 

          Grace giving is when we honor the Lord with a gift and the amount is a private matter betwehe giver and the Lord.