Stewardship flows out of gratitude for God’s mercy and is the way we extend that mercy to others. In other words, stewardship is our “Response to God’s Mercy.”
Stewardship of Time (click here)
We all make time for what’s most important! Our annual stewardship renewal gives us the opportunity to reflect upon whether Christ is truly at the center of our lives. In fact, the best way to show how thankful we are for God’s mercy is by giving God our worship and thanks at Mass each Sunday and Holy Day. Please renew your dedication to daily prayer and also to family prayer, especially by praying the rosary or chaplet of Divine Mercy.
Stewardship of Talent (click here)
God’s mercy flows to others when we share our talents. So many of our parishioners live out the corporal and spiritual works of mercy through their involvement with our parish ministries. Please take time to review the over 75 different and vibrant ministries in the parish and the many ways you can share your talents.
Stewardship of Treasure (click here)
“Tithe" is the biblical standard for giving that is rooted in Scripture and exemplified in the lives of early Christians. The word "tithe" comes from "tenth" and is used to indicate the portion of one's gross earnings that is set apart as firstfruits for God.
Parishioners are asked to complete and return an operations pledge card each calendar year. Each family is asked to divide the biblical 10% of annual gross household income in the following manner:
Lee Goergen earned the Servant Leader Award for his volunteer support to Religious Education, Vacation Bible School, New Member Welcome, New Member Social, Funeral Luncheons, and Kitchen Angels.