“That money talks, I'll not deny, I heard it once: it said, 'goodbye.'” ― Richard Armour
Stewardship Done Right...
...is Whole-Life Balance
At recent conventions, we’ve been sharing the message of whole-life balance in a creative way—through a game called Suspend. The game features 24 wires of varying lengths that must be carefully hung from a central hook without toppling.
Are you ready for Stewardship Sabbath? A sermon, PPT, and children's story in English and Spanish are ready for you to use. Before the holiday shopping rush starts, take time with your congregation to focus on Assets and Motives.
Join us at PELC December 7-10 to learn how to promote a culture of generosity in your field or congregation and take your turn at practicing the reality that stewardship done right is whole-life balance.
Replenish will take place January 25-27, 2026 in Louisville, KY. Gandalal Samlalsingh (Caribbean Union), Tony Anobile (Southwestern Union), and Minner Labrador (North American Division) will present the Stewardship track.
This Quarter's Special Offerings
Union Designated - October 11 & November 29
In the parable of the Rich Fool, Jesus talks about a person who was poor spiritually because he invested in the wrong things in life. Despite his worldly affluence, he is deemed spiritually impoverishedbecause he hoards wealth for self-gratification...
IIn 1857 David Livingstone was invited to receive a tribute and speak to students at Cambridge University in England. He had left behind a prosperous life in Europe to devote himself to preaching the gospel on the African continent.
In Luke 10:30-37 Jesus tells a parable about a priest, a Levite, and a Samaritan who came upon a man who had been beaten and robbed. When the priest and the Levite saw the man, they concluded that their help was optional. They could...
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