As a member of a church there are many ways in which one can contribute. However, these can be split primarily into three.
Spiritually - help in the spiritual side of church is vital and the most important contribution anyone can make. Praying for others, taking part in services (eg reading scripture, leading intercessions), regularly attending services, helping in mission, teaching, playing a full role in Bible Study groups and so on does not only build up the congregation and the spirituality of the whole church, but also helps grow the individual as a Christian.
Pragmatically - as the Christian church is a family there are very practical ways in which to contribute also, once spiritual contribution is given priority. These include contributing to groups set up for a particular function (eg cleaning, fundraising, visiting, offering lifts and so on) which help in the smooth running of a Christian family. As one simple example, offering an elderly person a regular lift to church is not simply an act of kindness, but also helps him or her to divert their energies into the reason why they are in church in the first place rather than worrying unnecessarily how they are to get there.
Financially - this has to be said - as churches do not run on thin air. Clergy stipends have to be paid as does all the normal domestic bills (heat, light etc) that any organisation faces. churches rely solely on voluntary contributions and therefore sacrificial giving is a necessity too. However, question any church that also does not take seriously sacrificially giving itself. As an example, a church cannot suggest that you give a percentage of your disposable income (say, a tenth or a twentieth) unless it too is willing to give the same amount, or more, to other charitable causes.
An Architect
Because they could! HAHA
church They had temples.
We know of no church with three popes. No such animal.
It is unclear if the wife who does not work but complains about money has any future plans to contribute financially to the household.
Learn from gods hands like got to church
Paul
the separation of church and state
the separation of church and state
the separation of church and state
the bugs died and so did the gods
yes you will be judged by the church u attend if u know better for example many people know that adventist is the church god wants you to attend because they follow all of Gods commands people dont want to do it even though the church might not be perfect it is still gods church