Biblical stewardship is not just about tithing or money; at its core, it's about the worship and praise of God and serving God through our lives and vocations. The beginning of stewardship is found in Genesis 1:1. God is the creator and owner of all things. God is the creator of humans. And humans are made in the likeness of God. Our call is to live life in God's image.

Regardless of our particular pursuits or vocation, our treasure is what we think about, what we would like to attain. It's where our heart is. God asks us to give our hearts, our lives, our time, our talents and our possessions to God.

To carry out the mission and work of Second Presbyterian Church through initiation of pledging, overseeing the gathering of tithes and offerings from members, and administrative supervision of the expenditures of gathered resources.

• Organize all facets of annual Stewardship campaign and promote stewardship of financial gifts, gifted time, and gifted talents to enable the involvement of members in activities, ministries, and committees of the church.
  
  
• Provide oversight and control over received income, preparation of annual budget with input from committees: o Monitor income and expenses and make regular reports to Session. o Provide information to congregation about the annual budget once approved by the Session.
  
  
• Second Presbyterian Church has a deep commitment to community outreach. We serve the community in three ways: we volunteer support to agencies, we donate 20% of the church's annual operating budget to benevolences, and we share facilities with community groups and agencies.