Stewardship

Stewardship

Time, Talent, and Treasure
2026 Stewardship Form

Open Enrollment – December through February

Stewardship is the responsibility of reverently managing the resources and blessings that God has bestowed upon us. Those resources and blessings include our time, talents, and treasures.

Stewardship is not just a program, but as indicated in the adjacent icon, it is a Christ-centered “way of life” for one to grow spiritually through generous giving and service to others.

Orthodox stewardship calls us to actively participate in the life of the church by offering our time, talents, and treasures to support Holy Trinity and its ministries.

The Holy Trinity stewardship program is open to all parishioners.

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Frequently Asked Questions

About Holy Trinity Stewardship
  • When and how can I submit my stewardship commitment?
    You may make your annual stewardship commitment to the church during the open enrollment period of December through February every year. During the open enrollment period, parishioners will receive detailed instructions. You may complete and submit your annual stewardship commitment online during this period.
  • Is there a minimum pledge amount required to be a steward?
    There is no minimum or maximum age requirement, but participants should prayerfully reflect upon what they are willing to give from their blessings.
  • Does stewardship automatically renew itself?
    No, you must submit a new commitment every year.
  • What qualifies as a stewardship financial contribution?
    Qualified donations include cash donations to Holy Trinity, Sunday school and church capital projects. Non-cash donations and donations to Kolo, choir, Bishop Nikolai Fund, or any donation for which the donor receives a benefit do not qualify as stewardship.
  • What are the benefits of stewardship?
    Besides the real benefits of spiritual growth, the joy of giving and your ultimate eternal reward, stewards are eligible to vote in parish assembly meetings, hold a position on the church board or organization and receive reduced fees for weddings, funerals, or cemetery plots.
  • Is my stewardship commitment confidential?
    Yes. Only the Stewardship Chair, Priest, Treasurer and Financial Secretary have access to information concerning your stewardship pledge.