2027 Stewardship Campaign

As we begin our “A Thousand Thanks” campaign, we are focusing on how we put our gratitude into action.

When we let Christ call the shots, stewardship shifts from a heavy obligation to a natural, hands-on response. On Thursday, our team put up the “1,000 Thanks” wall installation at the church. This wall was built using special cards that say, “I thanked God for you.” The notes are arranged into the shape of a cross—a visual sign of the unique people and talents God has placed in our lives. We are asking everyone to take at least one card or as many as you’d like, offer a prayer of thanks and write a personal note to a fellow church member, community member, or anyone you’re thankful for on the back. Then put it in their church mailbox, the U.S. mail, or hand deliver your thanks to them.

Stewardship is so much more than weekly offerings to the church. It is an act of love, rooted in God’s love for us. In giving thanks for the blessings we experience from others, we are thanking God for all we have been given. In gratitude we also share from the gifts, abilities and financial resources God has given us.