Making a pledge helps us to plan how our community will be able to manifest God’s love, support, and belonging in 2027.
What makes you most hopeful about St. Luke’s?
We asked this question on your pledge cards last year, and here are a few of your responses:
- Willingness of the community to honestly share sorrows and fears during this difficult season in our country, so we know we aren’t alone
- We have so many ministries doing such wonderful work
- We come as we are. Folks are intentional, hopeful, aware
- Deepening relationships and the ripple effect it has in relationships outside our church walls
Grant that we may never forget that our common life depends on each other’s toil
From the Compline liturgy in the Book of Common Prayer
There is no one person, no one ministry that nourishes our belonging in the Body of Christ, but all of our toil together that builds this common life that we love: the musicians and lectors, the lunch planners and children’s ministers, the Care Team card-writers and Finance Team budget-planners.
St. Luke’s thrives because each of us gives out of our own abundance of financial resources, skills, and time.
For financial gifts, we invite you to consider giving on this sliding scale.
10% means something very different to a family who lives on $40,000 a year than it does to a family who lives on $150,000.
Some of you are already giving above this scale, and some of you will find giving to this scale challenges you to toil for our common life in a deeper way.