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We are Called to the Way of Love: your gifts help fund our ministries and mission so we can spread that love to all.
October, 2021
Dear Fellow Parishioners,
Thank you for your faithful commitment to God’s unfolding mission among us. Together we have sustained a dynamic, creative, and enduring ministry during yet another year of decidedly difficult times. One full of change, uncertainty, and unexpected challenges.
Now is a time of opportunity, to Envision the Future and reimagine how our parish can continue as a caring and strong Christian community of love and hope, while calling a new Rector to lead us. We are thankful for:
Your pledge reinforces the importance of God and St. Paul’s in your life. And your pledge provides the Vestry with an estimate of expected income essential to the preparation of our annual budget. Our parish simply cannot operate and thrive without a reasonable estimate of financial resources. The amount of your pledge should not be an afterthought or casual decision but should be decided upon after reflection and prayer. Pledge amounts are held to the highest standards of confidentiality and are not shared with other parishioners nor with the rector. If your circumstances change, you are certainly welcome to let the bookkeeper know that you need to change the amount of your pledge. Every pledge matters. Your pledge matters.
Where does your money go? When parishioners pledge or place money in the offering plate the money goes into the General Operating Fund which is used for the church’s expenses. St. Paul’s pays for staff salaries and benefits; music; administration expenses such as mailings, banking fees, licenses and computers; building expenses such as insurance, electricity, heat, water, and snow removal.
We ask for your help to sustain our church’s missions and operations in 2022. We are Envisioning the Future. One with a new Rector, the possibility of 8:00 services, Wednesday night services and simple suppers, regular Sunday School, outreach, etc.
We would appreciate if you would return the enclosed pledge card by November 17, 2021. There is an option for electronic pledging on the back of the card.
Gratefully,
Your St. Paul’s Stewardship Committee:
Joel Bamford, Lynnea Hultkrantz, Kathy Leonard, Angie Shambour
Dear Fellow Parishioners,
Thank you for your faithful commitment to God’s unfolding mission among us. Together we have sustained a dynamic, creative, and enduring ministry during yet another year of decidedly difficult times. One full of change, uncertainty, and unexpected challenges.
Now is a time of opportunity, to Envision the Future and reimagine how our parish can continue as a caring and strong Christian community of love and hope, while calling a new Rector to lead us. We are thankful for:
- Dedicated Wardens and Vestry.
- Parishioners who reach out with love to one another and the community.
- Our virtual community of online worship services, welcoming all to the enduring ministry of our parish.
Your pledge reinforces the importance of God and St. Paul’s in your life. And your pledge provides the Vestry with an estimate of expected income essential to the preparation of our annual budget. Our parish simply cannot operate and thrive without a reasonable estimate of financial resources. The amount of your pledge should not be an afterthought or casual decision but should be decided upon after reflection and prayer. Pledge amounts are held to the highest standards of confidentiality and are not shared with other parishioners nor with the rector. If your circumstances change, you are certainly welcome to let the bookkeeper know that you need to change the amount of your pledge. Every pledge matters. Your pledge matters.
Where does your money go? When parishioners pledge or place money in the offering plate the money goes into the General Operating Fund which is used for the church’s expenses. St. Paul’s pays for staff salaries and benefits; music; administration expenses such as mailings, banking fees, licenses and computers; building expenses such as insurance, electricity, heat, water, and snow removal.
We ask for your help to sustain our church’s missions and operations in 2022. We are Envisioning the Future. One with a new Rector, the possibility of 8:00 services, Wednesday night services and simple suppers, regular Sunday School, outreach, etc.
We would appreciate if you would return the enclosed pledge card by November 17, 2021. There is an option for electronic pledging on the back of the card.
Gratefully,
Your St. Paul’s Stewardship Committee:
Joel Bamford, Lynnea Hultkrantz, Kathy Leonard, Angie Shambour
When you give, you are allowing your St. Paul's family to invite others to worship, connect, grow, and go along with us. If you need assistance or have any questions about giving to St. Paul's please contact our bookkeeper.
