Stewardship & giving.
"God loves a cheerful giver." Every offering — small or large — sustains the life of the parish and her works of mercy.
Give thanks. Give back.
The parish runs on the freely-offered tithes of its members. No paid pews; no admission charges; no end-of-year fundraising push. Just the steady offering of grateful hearts.
Pick a tier — or set your own
Whatever you give, give it gratefully and on a schedule you can keep. The amount matters less than the rhythm.
Your stewardship at work
Last fiscal year, by category. Audited; published in the annual report.
He who is faithful in a very little is faithful also in much.
What stewards say
I started at twenty dollars a month, twenty years ago. It became thirty. Then a hundred. The proportion grew with my income; the offering grew with my faith.
My wife and I tithe pre-tax. It's the first line item we write. Everything else flows from it.
The widow's mite is the model. We give what we can; we trust the Lord with the rest.
Stock, IRA distributions, planned giving, bequests
Speak to the parish council president or to the parish treasurer about gifts of stock, qualified charitable distributions, or planned bequests.