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Steward of the Month is an exciting new way to tell the story of someone who has been a great steward in your church or community. The story can be about anyone who has used their time, talent or resources unselfishly to give back what they have been given by God.
All stories submitted will be reviewed and posted on this site. In addition, we will choose one story each month to appear in our national publication Stewardship, which is read by over a million people! In addition, if your story is chosen, we will donate $100 to the church, or other non-profit organization of your choice!


Recently Submitted Stories:

My Brother, My Hero
Submitted by: MaryTrumbull CT

My older brother, Joey, owns a really successful business here in town. He is an environmental spill contractor. He spends his days saving the planet.  Well, besides the obvious career choices Joe has made for himself, there is so much more below the surface that also makes him a great steward and a great man.  I would like to point out that Joey has worked hard his entire childhood with our family business, even when he was ... Read Full Story

The Hands of a Few....The Love for Many
Submitted by: DebbieMilltown NJ

   Can a simple knit cap help save a babys life? In many developing countries it sure can! According to the Save the Children organization four million newborn babies die each year within the first month of life. Bill Gates has been quoted as saying one of the easiest ways to cut down on infant mortality is to keep babies warm and dry (Newsweek, October 2007). Through their Knit One Save One campaign, this organization has sent thousands ... Read Full Story

Welcomed Offerings ....
Submitted by: Rev. VictorBlandon PA

My dad and mom gave a tenth of their income to the church all their lives. Their instructions to us three children were to tell all our families and friends and members of the parishes to which we belonged not to purchase flowers for our funerals!

My fathers body lay in a simple wooden casket inside the church door no frills and no flowers. We hugged and kissed guests as they arrived. Church council members stood nearby at ... Read Full Story

Not all Angels are Visible
Submitted by: Fr. JimNipawin SK

Rene can I see you for a minute after Mass? How many times have I spoken those words? Our church is in great shape, but from time to time a door hinge needs work, a window needs adjusting, or one of the pews needs minor repairs. Im sure that every parish has its Fix it man, someone who can do everything from tightening a screw to erecting a new sign.

Ours is Rene Chabot. Whenever there is something ... Read Full Story

Giving
Submitted by: PatrickSherwood OH

At our church  every month we have a community breakfast for the public. Also we have a swiss steak supper every year. We have a food pantry everyone donates to, in order to help the needy with food and supplies.We just recently donated money to purchase Bibles that were handed out door to door. We also donated money to a children's home. We also have a mission circle that makes noodles and baked goods, which is sold to raise money for needy families in our ... Read Full Story

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