Stewardship: The Heart of True Discipleship
Many church leaders overlook the true impact of stewardship on their ministries, often limiting it to conversations about finances. That was certainly the case for Sam Gungaloo, a lead pastor of the Washington Conference of SDA near Seattle. When invited to his first Stewardship Impact Workshop hosted by the Christian Stewardship Network (CSN), Sam wasn’t initially convinced. In fact, he was skeptical, thinking stewardship was all about money, something he wasn’t excited about.
However, attending the Stewardship Impact Workshop dramatically shifted his perspective. “I walked away rich with blessings,” Sam shared. “My entire mindset shifted. Stewardship isn’t just about finances—it’s central to discipleship and vital for our congregation’s spiritual growth.”
Now inspired and equipped, Sam is committed to guiding his church leadership toward a clear, biblically grounded understanding of stewardship. He recognized that for too long, varied definitions have led to confusion and missed opportunities. Sam’s experience underscores a powerful truth: stewardship and generosity aren't side issues—they’re at the very heart of healthy, thriving church communities.
Discover the Power of Stewardship for Your Ministry
Ready to experience this transformational shift for yourself? Join us at the next Stewardship Impact Workshop on April 29, 2025, at LCBC in Manheim, PA. Discover firsthand how embracing biblical stewardship principles can deepen discipleship and ignite growth within your congregation.
Can’t make it in person? Dive into CSN’s comprehensive online resource library, specifically designed to equip church leaders with practical tools and biblical insights. We also warmly invite you to become a member of our growing online community—a passionate network of leaders committed to integrating generosity into their church culture.
Take your next step today.
We’re hosting an in-person workshop at LCBC Church in Manheim, PA on April 29th. Join us live by registering today. Together, let’s grow discipleship through stewardship.