Welcome to our video series by Father Andrew Kemberling Promoting Stewardship as a way of life.
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1. Stewardship: A Way of Life at St. Thomas More [1]
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Stewardship is not a catch phrase for fund raising. It is a way of life that permeates every facet of the entire parish community at St. Thomas More.
2. Stewardship Workshop 1 [2]
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Our Pastor, Father Andrew Kemberling, presents a synopsis of how we do Stewardship at St. Thomas More. (part 1 of 2)
3. Stewardship Workshop 2 [3]
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Our Pastor, Father Andrew Kemberling, presents a synopsis of how we do Stewardship at St. Thomas More. (part 2 of 2)
4. Identity [4]
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In Stewardship spirituality, we all come to the understanding that we are created by God. Our Christian identity is that we are all in fact God's children.
5. Trust [5]
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"Trust" is an important part of Stewardship spirituality because we must trust that God will provide everything that we need.
6. Gratitude [6]
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Gratitude in light of stewardship recognizes that in our trust in God, everything is a gift. It is then natural for us to say "Thank you."
7. Love [7]
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Being a good steward means we are required to have identity, trust, gratitude and love. Love is the requirement of a good Christian. It isn't optional.
8. Time [8]
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Time in and of itself is a gift from God. It has been created for this world. God Himself is timeless. Prayer is the best use of our time. When we understand time itself is a gift, we must ask ourselves how to spend our time to glorify God.
9. Talent [9]
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God will hold us accountable. How we use our gifts, or talents, is important in both the Scriptures and our daily lives.
10. Treasure [10]
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In Stewardship spirituality we talk about time, talent and treasure. Treasure is the giving of the things that God has given us, particularly of our material goods.