Church of the Good Shepherd, Giving, Stewardship

	Church of the Good Shepherd STEWARDSHIP
This page is under construction, comments and ideas welcome.
The Book of Common Prayer states "the mission of the Church is to restore all people to unity with God and each other in Christ" and the "Church carries out its mission through the ministry of all its members." For most of us, our ministry is a stewardship commitment where we return a portion of our time, talent, and income for the work of the Church in thanksgiving. For more information about our outreach and ministries see Church of the Good Shepherd Ministry. Financial stewardship is one the ways in which members of the church enable the work of Christian Ministry. Please see "Giving" for various potential methods of giving to the Church of the Good Shepherd. Resources about Stewardship: The Episcopal Network for Stewardship (TENS) TENS is a voluntary network of dedicated stewardship ministers serving congregations and dioceses. This site has sermons, proceedings of conferences, and a bibliography of resources for stewardship formation, as well as links to additional resources. Also see the 2003 Annual Report of the Standing Commission on Stewardwhip and Development. NOT JUST DESSERTS: A Stewardship Cookbook Prepared by the Diocesan Stewardship Commission of the Episcopal Diocese of Indianapolis, ten sections of ideas on how to tailor-make your congregation's own program of Christian stewardship. The Episcopal Church Foundation Resources and support for legacy gift programs and other planned giving programs for congregations and the full range of ministry programs in the Episcopal Church. Christian Stewardship Association A non-profit association providing stewardship and fundraising educational services, products, and resources. National Episcopal Church Stewardship Page Episcopal Church Center - resource offerings.

Church of the Good Shepherd

STEWARDSHIP

This page is under construction, comments and ideas welcome.

The Book of Common Prayer states "the mission of the Church is to restore all people to unity with God and each other in Christ" and the "Church carries out its mission through the ministry of all its members." For most of us, our ministry is a stewardship commitment where we return a portion of our time, talent, and income for the work of the Church in thanksgiving.

For more information about our outreach and ministries see Church of the Good Shepherd Ministry.

Financial stewardship is one the ways in which members of the church enable the work of Christian Ministry. Please see "Giving" for various potential methods of giving to the Church of the Good Shepherd.

Resources about Stewardship:

The Episcopal Network for Stewardship (TENS): TENS is a voluntary network of dedicated stewardship ministers serving congregations and dioceses. This site has sermons, proceedings of conferences, and a bibliography of resources for stewardship formation, as well as links to additional resources. Also see the 2003 Annual Report of the Standing Commission on Stewardwhip and Development.
NOT JUST DESSERTS: A Stewardship Cookbook: Prepared by the Diocesan Stewardship Commission of the Episcopal Diocese of Indianapolis, ten sections of ideas on how to tailor-make your congregation's own program of Christian stewardship.
The Episcopal Church Foundation: Resources and support for legacy gift programs and other planned giving programs for congregations and the full range of ministry programs in the Episcopal Church.
Christian Stewardship Association: A non-profit association providing stewardship and fundraising educational services, products, and resources.
National Episcopal Church Stewardship Page: Episcopal Church Center - resource offerings.

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30 Dec 2003