Stewardship is often synonymous with the annual pledge drive. We believe Stewardship is what we do with all that God has blessed us, every day. Stewardship is a year-round practice of offering our time, talents and tithes to our Church. It has been said that “Church is an action, not a destination.” If you would like to make a donation, please visit our Giving page.
We Believe That Good Stewardship Is
The practice of grateful sharing of our wisdom, work, and wealth with the understanding that these are gifts from God and should be used for the benefit of all.
We further believe:
- That stewardship is born of the conviction that we are all here to help one another.
- That stewardship is an act of gratitude for all that we have been given and for what we are able to give in return.
- That stewardship is more than simply the giving of money. It is also about shepherding the work of the church among our members and throughout the greater community at large.
- That stewardship is loving, caring for, and maintaining that which has been given to us by those who came before.
- That stewardship is an ongoing commitment and responsibility of each member to the fullest extent of their ability.
Meet some of our members:
“This church is a community of people who have their own stories, their own hopes, their own talents and treasures, but who also have a shared commitment to understand what that radical Jesus was saying, is saying to those who would listen. This is a community we’re grateful to be a part of, want to grow with, and want to see grow stronger. We know we’d be adrift again without it.”
“We believe being part of this church family means being good stewards of all our resources. Giving is how we express our gratitude to God for all our blessings, support for Pastor Lisa and her leadership, and to contribute to the vital outreach of our church in our community.”
“This physical church building is a container for the life and growth of the people within. Stewardship requires our collective wisdom, creativity, imagination, enthusiasm, sense of fun, and a reverence for God’s work. Stewardship is an on-going and forward-looking commitment and responsibility for each of us.”