Become a
Steward

Meeting with the Priest when you ready to become a Steward is essential. Whether you intend to go to the Priest for confession or counsel, establishing a relationship with the Priest is one of the most important steps. Get to know the Priest, ask questions about the faith or discuss the blessings and challenges in life.

​​Perhaps the most rewarding part of Stewardship commitment is giving one’s time and talent to God through service to the parish. In doing so, you can also develop meaningful and fulfilling relationships with other parishioners. Join a club, sign with the choir, visit our elderly and shut-ins, provide tech support to our church office, help out with the church’s financials or teach our children. These are just some of the opportunities you can explore as you think about where your time and talents can be helpful. To help you get started, contact the church office.

Parishioners are also encouraged to set up recurring weekly or monthly donations. We cannot carry out ministries without the generosity of our parishioners. Donations allow the church to meet its financial obligations, such as paying salaries and benefits, utilities, and maintaining the church and grounds.

I am ready and eager to become a Steward!