April Faith Fund Update | St. Timothy's Episcopal Church

The Faith Fund continues to grow. A total of $17,035 has been received. Of that, $10,000 is for the General Endowment Fund and has been invested. Its market value as of March 31 was $10,502.31 . The remaining $7,035 is for the Permanent Endowment Fund and will be invested once it reaches $10,000.

Currently there are 25 individuals and families, including 2023 Vestry members, who are members of the Red Door Society. These are the people who have given or who have made a planned gift to the Faith Fund. Their names are listed on the St. Timothy’s website.

The Faith Fund is St. Timothy’s endowment and it was established last year. The earnings from the Faith Fund enable St. Timothy’s to more completely fulfill its mission by providing funds for its ministries and capital needs beyond what is possible through its annual operating funds. In addition to gifts made through planned giving, there is a wonderful opportunity to make a gift in memory of or in thanksgiving for someone or something. For more information visit https://www.st-tim.org/saint-timothys-faith-fund/ or contact John Porter-Acee or Endowment Committee chair Barbour Strickland.

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Giving is one of the most important spiritual practices we can develop. When we make a gift we bestow a since of value on the receiver, we recognize something of value within our own lives, and when times are lean, making a gift can be one of the only ways to free us from the fear of not having enough. It's simple math, if I have something that I can give away, be that 10 minutes of help or two dollars to share, that means I have been blessed with more than I need.

Ascribe the the Lord the honor due his name. Bring offerings and come into his courts. - From Psalm 96, verse 8

Pledging is an important part of your spiritual life because it is a way of saying, "I don't know what lies ahead, but I am putting God first and I have faith there will be enough for everything else." Pledging is also important to the church because it is the only way we can make a responsible budget and then fund our mission and ministries. If everyone participates, even small gifts can get us where we need to go. Can you make a gift of faith and help St. Timothy's by pledging?