Serving God with Our Whole Lives: A Study of Stewardship

Ntuala, Leah Mason

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Serving God with Our Whole Lives: A Study of Stewardship

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Ntuala, Leah Mason. Serving God with Our Whole Lives: A Study of Stewardship. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/5a22a775-df8f-4f1c-8e9c-68c62dec89f3?locale=pt-BR.

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N. L. Mason. Serving God with Our Whole Lives: A Study of Stewardship. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/5a22a775-df8f-4f1c-8e9c-68c62dec89f3?locale=pt-BR

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Ntuala, Leah Mason

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stewardship, embodiment, eschatology, service, mission, ministry

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Over the course of seven weeks, the worshipping congregation of The First Presbyterian Church of Seneca Falls studied the meaning of the stewardship. We focused on the question of how can a congregation embody stewardship as a foundation of mission, participating in the local community in service of God? We reflected upon stewardship as embodied worship and faith in action. Beyond the Offering Plate served as an outline for a sermon series, to help broaden our definition of stewardship and discover a deeper understanding of the meaning of “steward”. Church coffee hours helped us to learn more about our missional history, our spiritual gifts and how God is calling us to use them in the world in partnership with the communities’ gifts and needs.

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