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A Reflection on the 2027 Stewardship Theme

Generosity, gratitude, and joy abound!

Welcome to this year's stewardship season! Our theme reminds us that even when life is challenging, God's faithfulness remains secure. True Christian joy does not promise a life free of hardship, grief, or financial strain. Instead, it grows from remembering God’s past acts of deliverance and trusting in the "everlasting arms" that hold us—arms very often felt through the love, support, and grace of the faith community of St. Philip.

In the Gospel of Mark, Jesus highlights a poor widow who drops two small copper coins into the temple treasury. Giving not from abundance but out of her poverty, she prioritized gratitude to God above her own security. She became an enduring witness to a profound truth: generosity, gratitude, and joy abound when we place our trust in God.

In our Reformed tradition, we recognize that God’s amazing, unmerited grace naturally sparks an overflow of thankfulness. In this sacred exchange, we discover true joy. We cannot out-give God; the more we share our time, talents, and treasures, the more we receive in spiritual fulfillment. Whether we are navigating a tight budget, a fixed income, or a season of financial abundance, the act of giving transforms us.

This season, let us live out our theme together. Let us view our resources not as things to hoard, but as blessings to share. Through our collective witness, we ensure that St. Philip remains a home where generosity, gratitude, and joy truly abound.

Worship Reflections

Sun., October 11 - Bill and Kurt Stubbs

Video Credits

Video Production by John Judson

Members of the Stewardship Committee

Kate Burkart, Chair

Lee Ardell

Jim Crain

Nadene Crain

John Hartman

Cindy Judson

John Judson

Rhonda Sands

Bill Stubbs

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