We all have a money story, whether we recognize it or not. Perhaps we are living from a story of fear or shame. Or a story that the church is dying and no longer relevant. Or a story that our actions won’t have an impact. Or a story that we don’t have enough. Where might God be speaking a new narrative into the limited ones we have told ourselves? This theme invites us to discover and tell our money stories in light of God’s money story of liberation and justice. This series encourages us to transform our stewardship practices into more full expressions of who we are and what we believe.
This theme is intentionally direct—it invites us to name exactly what we’re talking about and not skirt around it. To speak of money is to invite tension into the room. We so quickly want to avoid it. But it’s time we reframe this. Money and possessions are one of the most common topics in scripture, and Jesus talked about money more than faith and prayer. Our money story, therefore, is a spiritual story. Thinking about God’s money story should be liberating, inviting, and transformative.
This stewardship season, we invite you to remember, release, reimagine, and restore your money stories so that we can write the one God is begging us to live into.
Because of COVID-19 this year, we are limited in the ways that we can express our commitment for 2021 giving. There are two ways for you to return your commitment form:
1. Mail your pledge card to:
Stone Church
1623 Moore Street
Huntingdon, PA 16652
2. Submit online by clicking here or by going to the link http://www.huntingdonstonechurch.org/pledge.html
With your help, we hope to have all commitment cards returned to Stone Church by Sunday, October 25th. Please take time to prayerfully consider your commitment, complete the form and submit/mail it as soon as possible. With all of our commitments in hand, the Finance Team (in consultation with the Leadership Team) will develop a 2021 budget for your review, comment and approval. If you have questions or suggestions, please contact a member of the Finance Team.
Peacefully, simply, together.
Stone Church Finance Team
Jeff Closz
Daisy Decker
Bob McMinn, Chair
Jamie White, Co-Treasurer
John Wright, Co-Treasurer
* Our Money Story - © A Sanctified Art in collaboration with Vandersall Collective
This theme is intentionally direct—it invites us to name exactly what we’re talking about and not skirt around it. To speak of money is to invite tension into the room. We so quickly want to avoid it. But it’s time we reframe this. Money and possessions are one of the most common topics in scripture, and Jesus talked about money more than faith and prayer. Our money story, therefore, is a spiritual story. Thinking about God’s money story should be liberating, inviting, and transformative.
This stewardship season, we invite you to remember, release, reimagine, and restore your money stories so that we can write the one God is begging us to live into.
Because of COVID-19 this year, we are limited in the ways that we can express our commitment for 2021 giving. There are two ways for you to return your commitment form:
1. Mail your pledge card to:
Stone Church
1623 Moore Street
Huntingdon, PA 16652
2. Submit online by clicking here or by going to the link http://www.huntingdonstonechurch.org/pledge.html
With your help, we hope to have all commitment cards returned to Stone Church by Sunday, October 25th. Please take time to prayerfully consider your commitment, complete the form and submit/mail it as soon as possible. With all of our commitments in hand, the Finance Team (in consultation with the Leadership Team) will develop a 2021 budget for your review, comment and approval. If you have questions or suggestions, please contact a member of the Finance Team.
Peacefully, simply, together.
Stone Church Finance Team
Jeff Closz
Daisy Decker
Bob McMinn, Chair
Jamie White, Co-Treasurer
John Wright, Co-Treasurer
* Our Money Story - © A Sanctified Art in collaboration with Vandersall Collective
