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God's stewards don't seek recognition, but they deserve it! Steward of the Month is an exciting way to tell the story of someone who has been a great steward in your church or community. The story can be about anyone who has used their time, talent or resources unselfishly to give back what they have been given by God. Click here to download a flyer to get others involved!

All stories submitted will be reviewed and posted on this site. In addition, we will choose one story each month to appear in our national publication Stewardship, which is read by over a million people! In addition, if your story is chosen, we will donate $100 to the church, or other non-profit organization of your choice!

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Recently Submitted Stories:

Falling in Love with Dominica

Submitted by: Cynthiasan antonio TX

Jennifer Catron and Edwin Blanton were first introduced to Dominica, West Indies when they served in the Peace Corps.  It is a very small island in the Caribbean Sea and is often confused with the Dominican Republic.  Jennifer was assigned to work with the disabled population as her profession is a school psychologist.  She works daily with disabled children in school and wanted to go beyond the boundaries of her job to reach out to ... Read Full Story

Inner Peace and Joy!

Submitted by: LeilaLongLake SD

Empty pews are a sad part of today's church congregations. Many things vie for our attention, money and talents.

We can learn a valuable lesson from two widowed sisters Pauline (age 100) and Ella (age 98). Although these ladies reside in a modest apartment complex and live with numerous age related aches and pains, they never neglect worship service or tithing. Not only do  they attend weekly Sunday services and Bible study, but most any other church function will find them in their usual pew participating ... Read Full Story

An Example of a Good Example!

Submitted by: PATRICIAPOY SIPPI WI

Anyone who is familiar with Joni Warwick knows that she goes above and beyond the normal stewardship of her time, talents and treasure.  Joni is very active in our mid-Wisconsin community, but even more so, she is always doing something for her church and our congregation.  She is currently serving as our Financial Secretary; she has served in other offices of the congregation, including Treasurer and Recording Secretary, and she has served on many committees, including our Pictorial ... Read Full Story

The Egg Man

Submitted by: LyleEyota MN

He is 'The Egg Man;' koo-koo-ka-choo! Henry is a German who came to this country due to strife in his homeland during WW2. He enjoys conversing 'auf Deutsch' (in German) with area Amish. With them, Henry frequently shares various Christian literature and Bibles written in German in exchange for eggs. With dozens of eggs in tow, Henry shares those eggs with members of his congregation. Henry has also been serving for many years as a chauffeur to those, either elderly or ... Read Full Story

Flowers Will Always Bloom

Submitted by: Kathryn AR

It is spring and today I saw the peonies blooming at the home of Guy Ward. Every spring he brought the first peony blossoms to decorate our church sanctuary and continued until the last bloom faded.

Guy was chair of our Trustee Board when we voted to install an elevator in our small church in our retirement village.  By the time of installation, he had fulfilled his term with the trustees although of course, he was faithfully serving ... Read Full Story

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