Stewardship and the Directory for Worship
PDS #70370-00-333 $5.00

This study guide has been prepared as the first in a planned series of materials for the study of stewardship by leaders of our church. It is specifically designed for use by sessions who engage in study and reflection as part of their meetings.

Theology of Stewardship
PDS #70450-01-500 $5.00

This study guide is the second in a planned series of materials for the study of stewardship by leaders to our church.

The Family Faith Journal:
A Book of Memories
Geneva Press 1-800-227-2872
ISBN: 0-664-50183-4 $12.95

Families can use this scrapbook-like resource to chronicle and compile the history of their faith.

The Covenants of Stewardship program consists of an introduction brochure and three manuals: a Participant's Book and a Leader's Guide to be used for group study, and a Congregational Manual for Developing Covenants of Stewardship to be used for congregation-wide participation.

The Leader's Guide is designed for the small group study of the four stewardship covenant areas: personal, community, public, and financial. A copy of the Participant's Book will be needed for each person attending the study. Included in the book are questions for discussion, biblical references for study and reflection, worksheets for a personal inventory of lifestyle, and suggestions for making commitments to new ways of life-stewardship. The Leader's Guide provides additional background material, suggested lesson plans, and ways to adapt the resources along with clear references to the Participant's Book.

An Award-winning resource which provides a comprehensive stewardship education program for ages thirteen and older. The material is built around eight themes that explore the full meaning of stewardship as a life of discipleship.

This booklet is to focus our attention on stewardship as an expression of our faith during the forty days preceeding Stewardship Sunday, November 8th. Using the theme, "Varieties of Gifts, Varieties of Service­One Spirit," these completely new devotions will feature the writing gifts of forty of our clergy and lay leaders from the Presbytery of Chicago.

Bible study is an important and essential part of growing in Christian discipleship. Stewardship is part of being a disciple and living faithfully, using responsibly all the good gifts God has given to us. Celebrate God's Good Gifts brings together the study of the Bible and the discipline of stewardship.

In 12 sessions, using texts from both the Old and New Testaments, the Rev. Eugenia Gamble helps us explore the nature of God who gives us life and all we have. She leads us to examine the relationships we have with God and with one another and to see them in terms of stewardship. All of who we are and what we have are gifts from God for which we are called to be good stewards.

Often we think of stewardship only in terms of our money; at least, it is usually for our financial giving that we have an intentional commitment campaign. Some of us may expand our practices of commitment to the giving of time and talents, yet we can grow even further when we begin to include every aspect of our living and being. Eugenia Gamble helps us to do that by raising issues of attitude, self-knowledge, conflict, compassion, and vision. We are called to be stewards of all these things.

This Bible study can be used in a variety of ways: Sunday morning youth and/or adult church school classes, church leadership or other youth and adult retreats; other small group study such as the women's circle, men's breakfast study, or youth group. The material can also be adapted for use as devotions for session or committee meetings. Although you may find this Bible study especially helpful during the financial stewardship season, it can be used at any time to emphasize the significance of whole-life, year-round stewardship.

Braille Version PDS #70370-96-300 FREE

Tri-fold brochure that points out Biblical references about the subject of stewardship.

Albert C. Winn is ordained clergy of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). He is a former moderator of the PCUS General Assembly (119) and former president of Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary.

Caesar and God:
Ethics and Stewardship
PDS #076904 $39.95 each

This five-part video deals with the ethical issues that stewardship commitment raises. It examines how economic, medical, environmental, and other resources are appropriated. It explores the connection between ethics and stewardship in the arenas of world hunger, animal rights, abortion, death and dying, and the accumulation of monetary wealth.

Personal But Not Private
PDS #227-91-139 $39.95 each

This study deals with the theological and corporate aspects of stewardship. The four-part video explores the notion that congregations, presbyteries, and the General Assembly can be stewards. Individual and institutional stewardship are explored as governing bodies address issues in light of available resources.

This 15-minute video serves as a general introduction to the environmental crisis and points people toward the eco-justice report of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).

Stewardship...???
$35.00 each

This six-part, 50-minute video explores the definition of stewardship and the stewardship of personal life, community life, public life, and financial life. It is designed to be used as a stand-alone study or in conjunction with the Covenants of Stewardship resources produced by the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).

Order the video from the Presbytery of San Gabriel, 630 North Dalton Avenue, Azusa, CA 91702, (818) 334-4901.