Over the past several weeks, our Homily series has been based on the theme of The Power of Gratitude. We are reminded that all that we have is from God and we are only giving him back what he has given to us as a sign of our Gratitude and Faith.
Each year, our parish holds a Stewardship Campaign to celebrate all of the good things that God has been doing for us in our Parish, and as well to provide us an opportunity to review our commitment of Time, Talent and Treasure and discern as to how we might be able to either increase our financial gift to the Parish, or to use our gifts of time and talent for the betterment of the Parish.
As part of the campaign, our 2024-2025 Stewardship Booklet is now available for download at the bottom of the page, and printed editions are also available in limited quantities at each church.
We encourage you to read the booklet, as it contains information about events that have occurred in the parish during the year, updated financial information, facility study updates and as well some beautiful testimonies from some of our parishioners; sharing why they give of their Time, Talent and Treasure.
For those who wish to either increase their current giving amount, change their means of giving (ie: Envelopes to PAR), or want to start giving by any means, you can complete a Commitment form here or from the hospitality ministers after Mass. There are also copies in the printed version of the booklet.
If you feel called to share your time and talents as a volunteer with the Parish, please complete the Volunteer form, or fill out a Time and Talent Commitment form which can be found at the Welcome Centres at both churches.
All commitment forms can be returned to the parish at mass next weekend or dropped off to the Parish office during regular office hours (Tues-Fri 10am-1pm).
We thank you all for choosing to worship with us here at Christ the King. We are so very blessed by your presence, generosity and your involvement. May God continue to abundantly bless you and your families.
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