Tuesday, December 8, 2026

6 - 9 pm • Casa Nueva

2995 Fort Ave, Lynchburg, VA 24501

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The apostle Paul described the Macedonian church this way:

"During a severe trial brought about by affliction, their abundant joy and their extreme poverty overflowed in a wealth of generosity… They begged us earnestly for the privilege of sharing in the ministry to the saints… They gave themselves first to the Lord and then to us by God's will." -2 Corinthians 8:2-5, CSB

This is the kind of generosity we want to be known for. The kind that comes from joy, not guilt. The kind that comes from a heart that has already been given to God, not from external pressure or guilt. 

The gala is one of the ways in which we are intentionally pursuing that vision. Think of the best wedding you’ve ever been to, one that is filled with beauty and joy, one that truly marks the union of two individuals into one. The gala is meant to be like the wedding of generosity and joy. We will celebrate and feast, we will look back and rejoice at what God has done among us, and we will look forward to what God is putting before us for this year. 

This year we are setting four initiatives before the church. Some of them care for our neighbors and the nations. Some care for our church family and community. One is the first step toward caring for the building God has given us. Whether you give your time, treasure, or talent, we want to welcome you to join us in this practice of counterformation through generosity.

- Tim Moroz, Lead Pastor of Ministries

At Gospel Community Church, we believe that generosity and joy belong together.

We do not give because we have to, we give because God was generous to us first. Sacrificial Generosity was one of the distinctive traits of the early church and it is one of the traits that the church has always been known for throughout history.

Generations Initatives

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Generations Initatives •

This year, we are prayerfully aiming to raise $160,000 through the Generations Gala to fund these initiatives that will propel GCC forward into a new season of gospel impact.

Global Partners

50k

Our goal is to fully fund our Global Partners for another year, as they carry the gospel to the nations.

No Needs Among Us Fund

This initiative is to fund the breakfasts for our neighbors at Connecting Point and allow us to have the margin to meet the tangible needs of our community, both inside and outside our church walls.

40k

Capital Campaign Seed

This fund will go toward major maintenance and renovations at our Rivermont location, allowing us to steward our facility well and support the ministry that happens within this space.

50k

Family Ministries Programming

20k

This goal is to be able to host a family retreat as well as provide future programming for parents, as we partner together to disciple the next generation.

Make an Impact Today

Every dollar given will go directly to the mission, not toward event costs, thanks to thoughtful planning and ticket pricing that covers the meal and venue. This means your generosity will immediately and tangibly impact the lives of people in our city, our church family, and around the world.

Other Ways to Give

1- Give Now

Respond in joyful obedience with a one-time gift. Every dollar goes directly to the mission. The giving portal is open now and stays open through the year.

2 - Pledge to Give

Commit to walk in generosity throughout the year through monthly or annual giving. Your faithfulness allows us to plan with wisdom and courage. Use the pledge card at your table or submit online once the portal opens.

3 - Contribute towards the silent auction

Celebrate the creativity of our church family through donated art, goods, and experiences. To donate an item, click here.

4 - Give Stock or Crypto

For those looking to give through non-cash assets, we gladly receive donations of appreciated stocks and cryptocurrency. Click here to email us for more information.

“They gave themselves first to the Lord and then to us by God’s will.” — 2 Corinthians 8:5

At the heart of generosity is worship. The Macedonian church didn’t give because they had extra, they gave because they had given themselves fully to the Lord. Their joy in Christ overflowed into radical generosity, even in the midst of poverty and hardship.

That’s our prayer for the Generations Gala: not just to raise funds, but to raise faith. Not just to cover needs, but to cultivate joyful, surrendered hearts that say, “God, You’ve been generous to us, now let us respond likewise.”