“Live as stewards of all that has been entrusted to you. Use what you have been given for God’s glory and for the coming of God’s kingdom on earth. Use it to bless the lives of others, to bring hope where there is despair, to create possibilities where all seems dead and lost.”
Each fall, we come together as a community of faith to offer our time, our talents, and our treasure to worship and serve God in this place. By prayerfully making a commitment to support the ministry of St. Peter’s, financially and/or with your presence and participation, you help us plan faithfully for the year ahead. Every gift makes an impact, and together we change lives in the name of Jesus Christ. Read on to learn more . . .
Frequently Asked Questions
If you’re new to the idea of stewardship, or you’d like to understand more about how the process works at St. Peter’s and how we steward our community resources, you can learn more here.
Measuring Impacts
If you’re wondering how our individual contributions (big and small) of money and time add up to make a difference in our community, you can learn more here.
Book Study: Liturgy of the Ordinary
If you’d like to join others in our community in prayer and practice through a common book group as we gather our resources and discern our next steps, you can learn more here.
Telling Our Stories
If you’d like to hear some of our stories, about what it means to be part of St. Peter’s as a community of faith and in ministry that makes a difference, you can learn more here.
A Lifetime of Generosity
If you’d like to explore what stewardship and giving generously can mean in different seasons of life, you can learn more here.
Are you ready to help us make an impact at St. Peter’s? Join us on Sunday, October 25 at 9:30 am for worship, followed by a potluck brunch in Crossroads Hall. As we gather in our commitments and pledges for the coming year, we will come together in thanksgiving and celebration.
“Lord, help us to believe that we are all ordinary people made extraordinary through your vision and your power. Take our insecurities and feelings of inadequacy and give us the courage to see ourselves and others as you see us, with gifts and potential to transform your world and build your Kingdom. Amen.”