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TITHING AND STEWARDSHIP INTRODUCTION: This lesson will cover the Principle of Tithing and Stewardship. The Principle of tithing began hundreds (if not thousands) of years before the Law of Moses. The word tithe means a tenth. It is important to understand that the tithe is holy and belongs to God. We are to pay our tithes and give offerings.
For faithful Jews, there were three separate tithes: an annual tithe (Num. 18: 21-24), an annual feast tithe (Dt. 14:22-27), and a third year tithe (Dt. 26:12f).
• Tithing: Give 5% to your local parish and 5% to greater Church and secular charities. “Whoever sows sparingly will reap sparingly and whoever sows bountifully will reap bountifully. Each must do as already determined, without sadness or compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver.” 2 Corinthians 9:6-7 U.P. Catholic Services Appeal
· Understand that tithing literally means to give 10 percent of your income. Suggested amounts: 5 percent to the local parish and 5 percent to other Church needs and charities that serve the greater community. Parish Capital Campaign USE THE WORKSHEET ON THE FOLLOWING PAGE TO PLAN YOUR GIVING
Our tithing goal is 5% of household income to our parish, 1% to the Annual Catholic Appeal, and 4% to other Catholic charities of your choice. There are many ways to tithe; you can use the envelopes provided every month, use the envelopes in the pews, or use Online Giving.
A tithe and offering record sheet is typically a paper chart with fields for date of donation, donation amount, type of donation, and any other relevant information (such as donor name) that is fillable and is adaptable to what your church needs. Download our free tithe and offering worksheet, below.
I. II. Tithing Basics . The tithe is the tenth part of your increase; Tithing is a the act of bringing that tenth to God . The purpose for teaching on tithing is to give people understanding of tithing and then let the Holy. Spirit deal with their hearts and move then to act.
