Welcome to Stewardship
At St. Thomas More, stewardship, along with evangelization, is a spiritual hallmark. A way of life, stewardship promotes making time for God in prayer, sharing our time and talent for the common good, giving of our treasure, nourishing our faith so we can share it with others, promoting vocations and preserving the earth for this generation and the next.
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Giving Opportunities at St. Thomas More
Treasure is everything that God has given to us; it’s not just the money that God provides. It’s the food. It’s the shelter. It’s the clothing. God has given them all to us as a gift. Now in our society when we’ve become “self-sufficient,” meaning that we’re more than self-sufficient, we can start thinking: “I’m providing for myself. I’m making that money happen. I’m earning the salary. I’m paying the bills. I bought all of this stuff.”
What do I mean God gave it to you? Well, God gives us our every breath.
In new book, authors share recipe for stewardship success
A new book about stewardship scheduled to be out next month is penned by local authors.
The book, “Making Stewardship A Way of Life” ($34.95), is a collaborative effort by Father Andrew Kemberling, V.F., pastor of St. Thomas More Parish in Centennial, and Mila Glodava, the parish’s director of stewardship and communications.
Published by Our Sunday Visitor, a Catholic publishing company, the book is being touted as the ultimate stewardship guide.
Prayer Ministry Fair
Stewardship of Prayer Ministry Fair
Saturday and Sunday, August 13 and 14 after all Masses in McCallin Hall
Mark your calendar for a special weekend for all parishioners to commit to prayer and meet representatives from the different prayer groups at St. Thomas More following all Masses.
All prayer group leaders who would like to be represented at the Stewardship of Prayer Ministry Fair, please contact Cindy Shinners at 303-770-1155 or cynthias@stthomasmore.org.
Making Stewardship a Way of Life
St. Thomas More will host Making Stewardship a Way of Life Stewardship Conference, August 10 and 11. Conference speakers include Mr. Jim Kelley, President, Director of Development, Diocese of Charlotte, North Carolina, President, International Catholic Stewardship Council;



