Every visit is a chance to practice the stewardship of hospitality—one of the most tangible expressions of Christ’s love we can offer. Every visitor is someone God has entrusted to our care for that moment.
How can the church help parents raise children who are kind, caring, and generous?
Fall is Annual Pledge Campaign season, and it’s also a perfect time to remind your parishioners age 70½ and older about a simple, meaningful way to support their church: the Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD).
Fall has officially arrived – and so has your church’s annual pledge campaign. To make sure you’re ready, here’s a roundup of some excellent tools, templates, and inspiration to keep handy as you launch or continue your campaign this season.
The Diocese of Newark is launching the Invite Welcome Connect Small Grant Opportunity to give parishes tools and resources to cultivate these life-changing relationships.
Looking for new ideas or a fresh approach to your fall campaign? These two summer webinars will give you practical tools and guidance you can put to work right away.
Stewardship formation means growing into the kind of people God calls us to be. People who are grateful, generous, and ready to share time, talents, and treasure in service of others.
Don't miss the chance to honor someone in your congregation through the David P. Hegg II Lifetime Achievement Awards, which celebrate long-standing, active members (age 60+) whose quiet dedication and steadfast presence have helped shape the life of your church.
Wearing a nametag might feel like a small thing – but it signals something big: we were expecting you.
As church leaders, we must realize that if we don’t talk about planned giving, it won’t happen.
Every church wants to grow, thrive, and truly connect with those who walk through its doors. But how do we make that happen in a way that is both meaningful and lasting?
At its heart, stewardship is about investing in what we value. While financial resources are an important aspect, in its
