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Realizar tus donaciones en línea es muy sencillo y es una manera práctica de entregar tu diezmo y otras donaciones en cualquier momento o lugar. Mira el video de instrucción para aprender cómo hacerlo.
- Getting Started
- The Donation Process
- Donation History
- Settings
Donating online is an alternate method to contribute to the Church, similar to giving the donation to your bishop or branch president. Online donations will allow you to access your donation history in real time as well as print your own donation statements. You can start using online donations to pay your tithing and other offerings by navigating ...
Step 1: Make a Donation
To make a donation, click in the blank field and enter the donation amounts just as you would on a paper donation slip. For example, enter your tithing amount next to “Tithing.” With the field highlighted, enter the amount you want to donate. Repeat this step for each category in your donation. When you are finished, click Next Step. Donating to the Ward Missionary Fund Missionaries and their families make sacrifices to provide financial support for missionary work. They are asked to contribu...
Step 2: Bank Account
The first time you make an online donation, you will need to add a bank account. Donations are made using an electronic funds transfer (EFT) from your bank account. Add Bank Account 1. In the Name Your Account field, enter a nickname for your bank account that will help you recognize the account. 2. Enter your bank account information. The required information differs by country. 3. If you want to make this account your default bank account, click the Make it my default account check box. 4....
Step 3: Review and Submit
On this screen, you can review and edit your donation and your bank account information before submitting the donation. Edit Slip To edit your donation, click the Edit button next to “Tithing and Other Offerings.” Make the desired changes to your donation slip, and then click Save. Edit Bank Account To change the bank account for this donation, click the Edit button next to “Bank Account.” Add a new account and click Save, or select a different account if you have more than one set up, and th...
This page allows you to see all your donations, including those made in your current ward or branch as well as contributions made in any previous wards or branches you attended. You can view your donations for specific date ranges and categories, such as tithing, fast offerings, or the ward missionary fund.
In Settings, you can review your name, member record number, email address, and other information specific to you. You can change the settings for automatic email notifications, add or delete your bank account information, select whether or not your spouse’s name appears on donation slips and donor statements, allow your spouse to see donations mad...
¿Qué es el diezmo? La Biblia señala que el pueblo de Dios obedeció la ley del diezmo en la antigüedad; a través de los profetas modernos, Dios restauró esta ley nuevamente para bendecir a sus hijos. A fin de cumplir con este mandamiento, los miembros de la Iglesia dan una décima parte de sus ingresos al Señor a través de Su Iglesia.
Paguen su diezmo; abran las ventanas de los cielos; serán bendecidos abundantemente por su obediencia y fidelidad a las leyes y mandamientos del Señor. El diezmo es una prueba de fe con bendiciones eternas 1. En el Antiguo Testamento, Abraham demostró su fe al pagar diezmos al gran sumo sacerdote Melquisedec 2.
Les explicaré los pasos a seguir para poder donar/pagar el diezmo desde su cuenta LDS ( para miembros de la iglesia de Jesucristo de los santos de los últimos días).
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16 de feb. de 2021 · Explicaré cómo donar/pagar el diezmo si eres miembro de la Iglesia de Jesucristo de los Santos de los últimos días desde un dispositivo móvil.
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