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Stewardship Letter
Dear St. Paul’s family,
This year, we are taking a simpler approach to stewardship. We won’t be holding a traditional stewardship campaign, but I am asking you to prayerfully consider your financial giving for the coming year and share your pledge with the church.
A pledge helps us plan. Knowing what our congregation anticipates giving allows us to build a responsible budget, make wise financial decisions, and put our resources to good use in ministry. It helps us understand which ministries we can sustain, whether and where we need to make changes, and where we might have room to grow.
Above all, maintain constant love for one another, for love covers a multitude of sins. Be hospitable to one another without complaining. Like good stewards of the manifold grace of God, serve one another with whatever gift each of you has received. – 1 Peter 4:8-10
We know that rising costs put pressure on the church’s budget and on your household budget, too. As the expenses of maintaining our ministries increase, many of you are also paying more for groceries, housing, utilities, healthcare, and other everyday needs. As I ask for your continued financial support, I recognize that, for many, continued giving requires difficult choices. Please consider what you can give willingly and sustainably in light of your circumstances.
Please share your anticipated giving for the coming year as soon as you are able, either by completing a pledge card or by calling/emailing the church office with your pledge amount. Your pledge expresses your current intention; if your circumstances change, just let us know so we can adjust our planning accordingly.
Ministry at St. Paul’s is made possible through the generosity of our members and our broader community. Your gifts support worship, nurture faith, sustain our shared church home, and help us care for our neighbors. They also reach beyond our walls through the mission and ministry of our worldwide United Methodist connection.
Thank you for all the ways you give your money, time, energy, and love to this congregation in the name and spirit of Jesus Christ.
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Worship Service Liturgy
Current Monthly Mission
November Mission - Rocky Mountain Kids
Our November Mission is ROCKY MOUNTAIN KIDS.
With over 29 years of service to teens, we have four community-based residential homes in Colorado Springs. We also have 1 high-level foster home for boys ages10-13 as well.
The children and teens ranging from ages 10-20 are supported by a caring staff in a safe environment where they can heal from the abuse and neglect in their past. They are given opportunities to participate in extracurricular activities, including school sports and enrichment programs. The teens are also provided with life skills training, educational support, and assistance for employment. These skills will help them succeed in life, whether their goal is to return home or emancipate and live independently. We see these kids’ trauma and help repair the wounds.
One of the homes even has an innovative apartment program, where a young man emancipating into self-sufficiency can use the upstairs apartment and "try out" his new independent status to prepare to transition out of our homes.
Typically, the length of stay for a teen in our program varies from 6 months to 2 years.
In December, we have a hands-on mission project of decorating Christmas stockings for the RMKids during Fellowship time. The exact Sunday will be announced.
Our November Mission is ROCKY MOUNTAIN KIDS.
With over 29 years of service to teens, we have four community-based residential homes in Colorado Springs. We also have 1 high-level foster home for boys ages10-13 as well.
The children and teens ranging from ages 10-20 are supported by a caring staff in a safe environment where they can heal from the abuse and neglect in their past. They are given opportunities to participate in extracurricular activities, including school sports and enrichment programs. The teens are also provided with life skills training, educational support, and assistance for employment. These skills will help them succeed in life, whether their goal is to return home or emancipate and live independently. We see these kids’ trauma and help repair the wounds.
One of the homes even has an innovative apartment program, where a young man emancipating into self-sufficiency can use the upstairs apartment and "try out" his new independent status to prepare to transition out of our homes.
Typically, the length of stay for a teen in our program varies from 6 months to 2 years.
In December, we have a hands-on mission project of decorating Christmas stockings for the RMKids during Fellowship time. The exact Sunday will be announced.