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Praying
STEWARDSHIP 

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“Each one should use whatever gift he has received to serve others,

faithfully administering God’s grace in its various forms.”

1 Peter 4:10

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I hope and pray that this letter finds you and your family in excellent physical as well as spiritual health, having joyfully celebrated the Holy Nativity and Epiphany of our Lord and Savior!

 

As your interim pastor, it is my privilege to invite you to become a 2024 Steward of the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church of North Miami. I assure you that your financial contribution will be used to advance the Eight Pillars of Orthodox Vibrancy that I have outlined in my Sunday Sermons and Bulletin Reflections.

 

Stewardship is the way we live out our lives as children of God and as baptized members of God’s household here on earth.  As the scriptural verse quoted above indicates, stewardship is a way of life, a way of being in the world. It is an attitude in which we acknowledge that all that we have and all that we are is a gift from the loving God who generously entrusts us with His Grace.

 

May your love and Christian generosity be returned to you and your family in the form of our Lord’s abundant blessings.  

 

In His Service,

Rev. Dr. Frank Marangos

Interim Pastor

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Stewardship: Mesage from Clergy
Stewardship: Pledge Support
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Pledge Support

2024
Stewardship Commitment

What You Can Do in 2024
 

By increasing your individual level of giving for 2024 our parish will be in a better position to increase the amount allocated for vital ministries such as Youth, Sunday School, and Greek Education.

 

Please use the following table when considering your 2024 financial commitment.

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Select desired contribution type:

Time and Talent
Apart from contributing your financial support, you are also invited to indicate areas where you would be interested in volunteering your time and talent. Please select from the list below.

EDUCATION
LITURGICAL
YOUTH
MINISTRIES AND PROGRAMS
ADMINISTRATION
BUILDING AND GROUNDS
COMMUNICATIONS
PHILANTHROPY

Frequently Asked Questions

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How do I become a member of the parish?

Membership in the Orthodox Church begins at baptism (Chrismation for some) and continues throughout our life. We are united with Christ through the sacraments of the Church and through our faithful offering of our entire selves to Jesus Christ. Our Archdiocese requires each parish to distinguish between voting members and non-voting members. A voting member is over 18 years of age, submits a signed stewardship commitment card, and commits a portion of his/her time, talent and treasure to the Church.

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What if I cannot fulfill my stewardship commitment?

During the course of the year, people's circumstances change. Your stewardship is valued because it is an expression of your love for God and His Church. Please do not be concerned if you are unable to meet your stewardship commitment. We

are glad you are a part of this parish.

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Why do I need to complete this form / can't I just send a paypal donation?

When you complete this form we are able to publish your name (if you'd like), in our printed church bulletin each Sunday. You may use paypal for donations or to fulfill your commitment after completing this form. Completing this form allows the Church to anticipate its budget going forward based on the commitment you've indicated. 

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How might I send funds to the church?

Checks may be sent to the address listed on our contact page, or electronically via credit / debit card via paypal.

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How much should I pledge?

The following Table may be used as a prayerful tool for choosing your level of commitment.

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Stewardship FAQ
Stewardship: Donate
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Send a one-time donation or recurring pledge.
*If fulfilling a pledge, please ensure you've completed the form above
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