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• Reflecting on our faith and on the way we live and act as disciples of Jesus
  

• The proper and generous use of our time, talents, and money.
  

• Joyfully returning to God a portion of all the gifts which God has so generously showered upon us.
  

• Caring for each other; for our families, for our church, for our community, and for all of God's creation.
  

• Sharing the many gifts our gracious God has given us.
  

• Caring for the gifts of time and talent.
  

• Stewardship helps us to reflect upon our giftedness; all that we have which constitutes our treasure, our families, friends, time talents, skills, material possessions, and finances.
  

• Stewardship challenges us to reach out to others and the face of Jesus in those who are poor, vulnerable and most in need of our help.
  

• Stewardship is a way of living the Gospel that calls special attention to gratitude, accountability, generosity and returning all God's gifts with increase.
  

In the end, stewardship is a deeply spiritual way of life that is also profoundly practical.  Spiritual because it speaks to us inm the deepest recesses of our hearts and tells us who we are and how we are supposed to be.  Practical because it influences all our decisions and choices on a daily basis.

We Are All Called To Be Faithful Stewards.

What is Stewardship?

              Episcopal Church

of the Mediator

                                            Meridian, Mississippi

The mission of the Church of the Mediator is to share God's unconditional love with each other and the larger society.