2027 Stewardship at the Cathedral Church of St. Luke
Christian generosity begins with the generosity of God.
As we look toward 2027 and a new chapter in the life of the Cathedral, we are invited to consider how God’s abundant love, grace, forgiveness, and provision shape the way we live and give.
In the story of Zacchaeus, an encounter with Jesus transforms a life centered on acquiring and holding tightly into one marked by extraordinary generosity and joy. Zacchaeus does not give in order to earn grace. He gives in response to the grace he has already received.
That is the spirit of stewardship.
We give not simply to meet a budget or keep the lights on, but because the Light of the World has shined into our lives. Through our generosity, we make possible the worship, formation, fellowship, pastoral care, outreach, music, and ministry that happen every day at the Cathedral, while helping others in Orlando and beyond experience the love of God in Christ.
Join Us in Generosity
The generous life is a personal and joyful journey, and every gift matters.
If you have never pledged to the Cathedral before, we invite you to begin that journey in 2027. If you already give, thank you. We invite you to prayerfully consider your commitment for the coming year and how God may be calling you to grow in generosity.
Invest in the Future of the Church
In addition to our annual stewardship campaign, members of the Cathedral may support our Priest Residency Program, helping form and equip clergy for a lifetime of ministry and leadership in the Church.
Stories of Generosity
coming soon
Throughout our stewardship season, members of the Cathedral will share their own stories of generosity, faith, and the ways giving has shaped their relationship with God and this community.
Looking Ahead
“I believe CCSL’s best days are in front of us, not behind us, and I believe God, through us, will joyfully and generously provide for all our needs as we move forward together in gospel ministry and mission.” - The Rev. Curt Benham (Incoming Dean, The Cathedral Church of St. Luke)
