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WELCOME to our new St. George
Stewardship webpage.
We will continue to focus on the Stewardship message of the Archdiocese, "Come and See" with an emphasis on exploring what it means to be members of the Body of Christ. Financial Stewardship supports the ministries of our Cathedral, and we appreciate your support of your spiritual home.
Our Church also needs your involvement, engagement and participation in the various ministries and services. Please be present. We need each other as Orthodox Christians. There is no other place in your life that offers what is available to you through your participation in your Church community. Our online giving capability now available throught the link on the right side of this page is only one of the exciting new developments in St. George Stewardship. We have a new Stewardship Committee working to upgrade and improve our information systems and procedures, in order to ensure that our records and yours are as accurate and easy as possible. We will use this page to communicate with our Stewards frequently, with reports, messages and other information concerning Stewardship at St. George.
Please print off and submit your pledge form and mail, fax or deliver it to Church to improve the Parish Council's ability to manage our Cathedral's finances responsibly and effectively. We would also appreciate your printing and submitting a Family Information Form so that we can update our records and make sure they are as accurate as possible. Both forms are available in both PDF and Word formats on this page. The stewardship form describes the various options for making your stewardship offerings. Please complete and submit these forms even if you use our new option of safe, secure online payment through this website.
We hope you will visit this webpage frequently for updates, reports and messages on Stewardship.
More important, we hope and pray that you will answer the call to "Come and See" by participating as fully as you can in the ministries and Divine services at St. George Greek Orthodox Cathedral.