In many churches around the world, Christians are obligated to give a tenth of their income, known as a tithe. This practice, while rooted in religious teachings, has been seen to place an increasing financial burden on members of the community, often leading to impoverishment. Statistics show a growing concern; according to a study by the National Center for Charitable Statistics, about 5% of American Christians find themselves in financial trouble because of tithing practices. Another study by Giving USA highlights the potential negative impacts of tithing on the economic stability of devout churchgoers. This is not to question the faith or beliefs of individuals, but to appeal for a reconsideration of tithing methods. We need a more flexible apportionment that takes into account the financial situation of each person. This will ensure that those who wish to contribute can do so without jeopardizing their financial health. Sign this petition to urge religious leaders to restructure the concept of tithing, taking into account the financial state of their members.