2024 GENEROSITY CAMPAIGN

“Look! I’m doing a new thing; now it sprouts up; don’t you recognize it?

I’m making a way in the desert, paths in the wilderness” (Isaiah 43:19).

 

Second Presbyterian Church thanks you for your generosity.  We invite you to join us on our journey of generosity for 2024.  Gifts in any amount help us to continue our ministry and mission in the community and beyond.  If you’d like to make a one-time gift or an annual commitment, please use the following links for more information on how you can do this.

 

Generosity Prayer

2024 Generosity Letter

2024 Pledge Guide Card

2024 Generosity Commitment Form

 

If you are a visitor at Second Church and would like to give a monetary gift, you may use the QR code that is included in our Sunday worship bulletin each week.  

 

If you are a regular contributor and you would like give online, you can log into Realm and select the giving options you’d like. If you are not sure how to do this or whether or not you have already registered, please contact Paula in the church office at (314) 367-0366 for assistance.   Once registered, you can access Realm Connect via the website at (https://onrealm.org/SecondPresbyter) or by using the mobile app your devices.  You may download the Apple or Google App by using one of the links below or scanning the subsequent QR Code..

 

Please contact the church office at 314-367-0366 or office@secondchurch.net  or Claudia Wall, treasurer treasurer@secondchurch.net with questions or concerns.

 

Give Online

 

Good Ground Pantry Giving: https://onrealm.org/SecondPresbyter/give/ggp
Apple App: Download app here
Android App: Download app here

 

 

 

 

2021 Annual Report

Download the 2021 Annual Report here.

 

2023 Generosity Brochure

Download the brand-new Generosity Brochure created by Paula Bujewski, Spencer Smith and Rev. Winckler, and learn how your generosity makes a difference at Second Presbyterian Church.

Click here

 

Congregational Appeal Letter

 

Generosity 2023

“We are built together spiritually…a dwelling place for God” (Eph. 2:22)

 

As Second Church marks 184 years of ministry in the city of St. Louis, I love reflecting on how we as a community of faith are “built together spiritually.” For some, this phrase evokes gratitude for the historic Second Church building that has provided a place for worship, prayer, study, service, advocacy, fellowship, and hospitality in Christ’s name on the corner of Westminster and Taylor since 1898. For others, being “built together” evokes thanksgiving for a church community that has walked with them through life’s ups and downs, provided spiritual direction in a time of need, welcomed them and their loved ones into a spiritual home and supportive community, and offered a progressive, inclusive, justice-seeking Presbyterian voice in the city.

 

Wherever your imagination takes you in response to this scripture, the wondrous promise is that in Christ we are a “dwelling place for God.”

 

As you wait for this year’s Generosity brochure, I invite you to reflect on how Second is a dwelling place for your spiritual life, a place where you can journey in faith with those of open hearts and minds, a community where you can hear and respond to a call to ministry both in the church and world, and a pathway to connect and work with others in shared mission in the city. In the next few months, we will hear from fellow church members and friends what Second, as a “dwelling place for God,” means to them through the lens of our four core values: worship, education, care, and justice. Please consider sharing your reflections on this theme. I look forward to your response.

 

As we prepare to offer the gifts of our time, talent, and treasure on Commitment Sunday, November 20, I want to say thank you. Thank you for your generous giving that supports the mission and ministry of the church. Thank you for the gifts you share in so many ways that build us together spiritually, serve our neighbors, stand for justice, care for creation, and make Second Church a “dwelling place for God,” now and for generations to come.

 

Grace and Peace,

 

Rev. Travis

 

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