People, Passion, and Possibilities
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What does it mean to lead a Stewardship Ministry? I have come to understand ithe varied cultures in which we serve. What meets the needs of one church may not meet the needs of another congregation. What works in the culture of a large congregation may not fit into the culture of a smaller congregation. I find three steps to be an effective way for us to design a stewardship ministry. (Photo © Sychugina_Elena – Fotolia.com)
About the Author
Deborah Rexrode serves as the Associate for Stewardship for the Presbytery of the James, Richmond, VA. She is an ordained Ruling Elder in the Presbyterian Church (USA) and brings to the presbytery a background of research, study, and application of the theological understanding of stewardship and the importance of ongoing stewardship education in our congregations.See Deborah Rexrode's website.
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