Our Commitment to Stewardship
"All things come of thee, and of thine own have we given thee..." - 1 Chronicles 29:14Stewardship & Giving
We believe that all that we have is entrusted to us: our time and talents, our homes and livelihoods, the fields and woods around us, and the church we have received from those who came before us.
Stewardship is our commitment to care faithfully for these gifts, and to offer them back in love and gratitude. Your offering helps us to sustain the worship and common life of our parish, supports our ministries, and allows us to share what we have with others.
You may make a one-time gift or set up a recurring gift above. We are grateful for every offering we receive, whatever its size, and for the many ways people give of themselves to the life of our parish.
Support Our Community Outreach
The Christian life is lived not only within our church walls, but among our neighbors.
Our parish seeks to be a place where people can come as they are and find a helping hand, a listening ear, and a warm welcome. Through our community outreach ministries we support our neighbors in practical ways as we are able and try our best to meet people where they are.
Gifts designated for community outreach allow us to keep these ministries open and responsive, helping us meet the needs of our neighbors throughout the year.
Keeping Our Parish Rooted
We are stewards not only of this good earth God has made; but also of the many great and beautiful things that human hands have crafted and handed down.
Our church building, its grounds, furnishings, art, music, and the traditions of worship and music that fill this place are part of an inheritance received from generations before us. They are not ours to possess so much as ours to care for, enjoy, and pass along.
In a small country parish, the life of the church is woven into the rhythms of the seasons—the turning of the fields, planting and harvest, the changing light, feasts and fasts, ordinary days, and the familiar gathering of neighbors at home.
Your gifts help us keep this historic church cared for and welcoming: its roof and walls, its grounds and gardens, its beautiful things, and all the quiet work that allows this place to remain a living house of prayer and a home for the community for generations to come.