“The practice of stewardship is important for the mission of the Church and for the spiritual well-being of each individual Christian. Everyone benefits from the sacrificial gift one makes of his time, talent and treasure.” - Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI

Stewardship means

• Using one’s gift of TIME by growing in relationship to God and by striving faithfully to attend weekly Mass, as the Eucharist is the greatest act of thanksgiving.

• Sharing one’s TALENT and skills by utilizing them in some ministry of the parish, or in the greater community.

• Giving of one’s TREASURE by contributing a portion of income, trying to take steps toward tithing as referred to in scripture.

Stewardship of Gifts

Time: In today’s busy world, time is one of the most precious gifts we have. How we spend our time is perhaps the clearest indication of our progress in a life of Christian discipleship. One should never be too busy to have time for prayer, attend Mass, and serve others.
       
Talents: Our talents are the special blessings that each of us has received from a loving Creator. They are those things that we are especially good at or that we especially like to do. When we serve God and others by sharing our talents, we give something of ourselves, those characteristics that make each of us unique human beings.

Have you taken the Gifts Survey? 
The Church of St. Peter offers a Gift Survey. The survey takes about 20 minutes and provides you feedback of your strongest God-given gifts along with suggested volunteer opportunities for sharing those gifts here at St. Peter.

The results may surprise you, puzzle you, or confirm what you already know about yourself. To further explore your giftedness, talk with friends or family members who know you well and, in your prayers, ask God for help in discerning your gifts.

To take the survey, print the Gift Survey questionnaire, find a quiet, unhurried time and complete it.

Are you ready to put your time & talents to use here at St. Peter? Complete the Stewardship Form indicating how you would like to get involved then return it to the parish and someone will be in with contact you.

Stewardship of Treasure

Let Stewardship be Your Bridge to St. Peter
Get connected to faith, family and fellowship. Within the content of Biblical Stewardship, we are called to share gratefully our financial gifts and give generously for the many blessings we have received.
 
Financial Support
Your generous support keeps The Church of St. Peter serving our parish community. Your contribution enables The Church of St. Peter to provide 12 Masses a week; a strong faith based educational program for our children, teens, and adults; a variety of programs for enriching our faith and building relationships!
Choosing to support The Church of St. Peter and all its work is truly life-giving to our community and gives witness to your grateful spirit and deep faith.

HOW CAN I GIVE?

Online giving – this allows you to give a one- time gift, or schedule a weekly or monthly contribution with the ability to change it at your own convenience. Click Here to get started!

Electronic Withdrawal – this allows for reoccurring contributions to automatically be withdrawn for your savings or checking account on a monthly or bi-monthly bases. Please email or contact our Accounting Department to get started. Click here for our: Staff Directory 

Sunday Envelopes – If you do not currently receive Sunday giving envelopes for your contribution in the Sunday collection basket and would like to do so, please contact our Stewardship Coordinator:
Bob Burns | 651-982-2227 | bburns@stpeterfl.org