Stewardship
“A chord of three strands is not quickly broken.” - Ecclesiastes 4:12b
giving to st. George's
If you have made a pledge, you can pay it online, or by check or cash.
If you have not made a pledge but would like to contribute towards a particular ministry or the overall work of St. George's, you may also do so online or by cash or check.
To give online, click the DONATE button to go to St. George's online giving page, indicate the amount of your gift in the appropriate section, and complete the giving form. Payment may be made via credit card or withdrawal from your bank account.
To give by cash or check, please make sure that your check notes in the memo line what it is for, or that the cash is in an appropriately labeled envelope. Gifts may be placed in the alms basin on Sunday mornings, or mailed to the church office at 4301 North IH-35, Austin, TX 78722.
Reweaving the FAbric
"Reweaving the Fabric" is not your typical stewardship drive. Are we seeking your financial pledge for 2024? Yes! However, in addition to that, we invite you to make a promise to the Lord involving your non-financial life (time & talent, & spiritual discipline) and to celebrate with us the other financial gifts you are making to support great causes in the world. Fill out your promise card here online or via a physical card, which you can turn in at church on INgathering Sunday (Oct. 29)!
contributing your time and talents
St. George's offers many opportunities to fulfill our call to reveal Christ's love, justice, and grace to the world. Through the ministries of our parish, we show our gratitude for God's love and mercy toward us. Check out the other pages on this website for ongoing ministries in the parish that may be of interest to you. We invite and encourage you to read through the other pages of our website in this GET INVOLVED section and consider getting involved in one or more lay ministries at St. George's.
It is right, and a good and joyful thing, always and everywhere
to give thanks to you, Father Almighty, Creator of heaven and earth.
~ The Great Thanksgiving, Holy Eucharist Rite II