We live in a world of real uncertainty, where too many people go without even the most basic necessities. And yet we are called to trust that there is enough — enough for our families, enough for our church, enough for our neighbors.

Sharing our resources — our wealth, our time, and our talents — is how we help ensure there is enough for the mission and ministry of Holy Family. Each of these gifts supports our worship, strengthens our community, and lifts our hearts. In sharing them, we grow as disciples and deepen our relationship with God and with one another. Sharing is an act of love.

What we do at Holy Family — and in our wider community — matters. Our ministries touch lives, often in quiet, unseen ways, but always with love and purpose. That’s why your time and talent matter just as much as your financial gifts. Every hour volunteered, every idea offered, every dollar given becomes an act of ministry, rooted in prayer and sustained by grace.

As you pray about how to share your gifts this year, consider how God has blessed you — and how you might share that abundance with those around you.

Stewardship is a cherished practice of the Episcopal Church, connecting our daily lives to the mission of Church of the Holy Family. Our gifts provide vital support for the maintenance of our sanctuary, buildings, and technology; they sustain our outreach ministries; and they allow us to compensate our dedicated clergy and staff who provide pastoral care and lead us in prayer, worship, and service. Our annual pledges are an expression of gratitude — for the blessings we have received, and for the chance to share them with our parish family.