Catholic Stewardship Consultants Services Brochure

STEWARDSHIP “As each one has received a gift, use it to serve one another as good stewards of God’s varied grace.” — 1 Peter 4:10

Catholic Stewardship Consultants Developing Stewardship in Catholic Parishes

See How We Take Stewardship

TO THE NEXT LEVEL

“By promoting stewardship as a way of life with the support of CSC, we have seen more parishioners making concrete commitments to growth in discipleship, through prayer, parish involvement and in their giving.”

Fr. Gary Kastl, Former Pastor of St. Anne, Broken Arrow, OK; Current President, Bishop Kelley High School, Tulsa, OK “Through working with CSC, I have seen a tremendous increase in parish involvement, and I have heard people say that their spiritual life and prayer life have vastly improved in the very first year. I value CSC’s expertise and their guidance. I would encourage any parish to use CSC because they will get and see results in their parish.”

Fr. Michael Troha, Pastor, Immaculate Conception, Willoughby, OH “In our first year with CSC, we have seen our ministry commitments increase by 52% and a good portion of this increase comes from parishioners who were not involved in a ministry. Our treasure commitments have grown significantly to almost three times the cost of CSC’s services. I would recommend that all parishes consider using CSC if they are ready to increase stewardship and grow discipleship in their parishes.”

Vince Novak, Stewardship Chair, Queen of the Holy Rosary, Overland Park, KS “CSC has a vibrant, knowledgeable team with a proven track record for helping parishes instill stewardship as a way of life. Since working with CSC, we have seen an increase in ministry participation, commitment to increase personal prayer, and an overall willingness from our parishioners to embrace stewardship, with the knowledge that stewardship really is Jesus’ way. The CSC team has been fantastic to work with.”

Carmen Sellinger, Parish Manager, Immaculate Conception, North Little Rock, AR “Most parishes do not know where to begin. It takes commitment — on the part of the pastor and on the part of the staff — and CSC knows how to bring a parish from the very beginning, from Ground Zero, to live stewardship as a way of life.”

Msgr. Mbinda, Pastor, St. John Apostle and Evangelist, Mililani, HI

“Since working with CSC, I’ve seen a good number of people who have stepped forward to get engaged in ministries who have not done so in the past. I’ve also seen people who are already engaged becoming more engaged, or doing more things. I think there’s a good spirit of energy that has been brought to the parish as a whole.”

Fr. Don Blaeser, O.F.M., Pastor, St. Francis Solanus, Quincy, IL

Stewardship and Growing

DISCIPLES OF CHRIST Catholic Stewardship Consultants (CSC) is an organization committed to developing Disciples of Christ through the practice of stewardship. For over 20 years, CSC has helped take stewardship to the next level in hundreds of parishes across the country, doing the heavy-lifting behind the scenes allowing pastors and parish staff the freedom to do what they do best — minister to their parishioners.

The practice of stewardship — returning a portion of one’s time, talent and treasure back to God in gratitude for the gifts He has given us — is transforming parishioners’ lives. At CSC, we see stewardship lived every day at the parishes with whom we work, and the results they experience are nothing short of remarkable.

WITH CSC YOUR PARISH WILL EXPERIENCE: • Marked growth in engagement, discipleship and formation • We do the work for you • Increases in prayer, involvement, service and financial giving year after year

“Catholic Stewardship Consultants is the only organization I have found that truly understands the spirituality of Stewardship. In my work with them I have been deeply impressed with their commitment to the Church. We share the same vision of Stewardship – not as a campaign or program, but as a way of life. In their work with parishes, Catholic Stewardship Consultants uses the same approach I used at St. Francis of Assisi.”

Msgr. Thomas McGread, the late Stewardship pioneer and Pastor of St. Francis of Assisi in Wichita, KS

FREQUENTLY ASKED WHAT T YPE OF PARISHES DO YOU WORK WITH? For over 20 years, we have worked with nearly every type of parish – large, small, clustered, inner-city, suburban, multi-lingual, those familiar with the concept of stewardship, those for which it was a radically new concept, and those who have only connected stewardship to finances in the past.

HOW MUCH OF OUR TIME WILL IT TAKE?

“CSC is not helping us do a program. They are helping us live the spirituality of stewardship. As a pastor, that’s what drew me to work with them.”

Fr. Dave Zimmer, Pastor, St. Anthony, St. Katherine and St. Paul, Linton, ND

Parishes we work with gain access to our team of experienced professionals who understand what works when implementing stewardship at Catholic parishes. We do the work for you, so that you and your staff can stay focused on your responsibilities.

HOW DO WE GET STARTED?

All that’s needed to get started is a desire to grow disciples of Christ in your parish and a belief that stewardship can help them grow in their relationship with Christ.

WHEN WILL WE SEE RESULTS?

Every parish we work with sees results within the first year.

“In these modern times, I feel the whole Church needs a “shot in the arm,” and I believe that’s what the team at CSC offers. Working with CSC to develop stewardship provides the kind of hope that can reinvigorate parishioners and generate new energy.”

Fr. Jeff McGowan, Pastor Emeritus, Queen of Peace Parish, Gainesville, FL

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HOW CAN I JUSTIFY SPENDING MONEY TO FURTHER DEVELOP STEWARDSHIP? As many pastors have told us in the past: when you see how your work in developing stewardship is growing faithful disciples who grow in their Catholic faith and share their gifts, you’ll see that you can’t afford NOT to do it.

“CSC provides accountability and focus for the stewardship efforts of our parish, continually moving us forward on our stewardship journey and helping us become better disciples of Christ.”

Bill Siebers, St. Peter, Quincy, IL

“Almost all parishes are at the mercy of a very limited staff and resources, CSC does all the heavy lifting so that what is required of staff is minimal.

We are able to give opportunities to our parishioners to share their time, talents, treasures so as to live out the Gospel more authentically. When we look at where we were nine years ago when we first began our relationship with CSC, the increase in all areas of parish life is very obvious and impressive. We essentially had the same number of parishioners nine years ago and yet our giving has doubled, our response rate has doubled and our ministry commitments have increased significantly as well. Educating our parishioners on stewardship is life-long, but I think it is very obvious that we are a stewardship parish.”

Beth Kathol, Parish Business Manager, Catholic Church of the Ascension, Bismarck, ND

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“I regularly recommend CSC to other pastors and parishes, because of the scope of work that can be accomplished for less than a full-time salary. Far more important is the collaborative nature of CSC with the parish, both focused directly on the fundamental work of the Church: supporting the ministry of faithful disciples who grow in faith and share their gifts. Initially, I said, “We can’t afford it.” However, now I see that we couldn’t afford NOT to partner with CSC.” Fr. Godfrey Mullen, Rector, St. Benedict Cathedral, Evansville, IN

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PARISH NEWSLETTERS The most effective way for the stewardship message to soak into the minds and hearts of parishioners is through long-term, consistent formation. Parishioners begin to receive more formation on their Catholic faith, and learn about practical ways of applying it to their daily lives.

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STEWARDSHIP COUNCIL DEVELOPMENT An effective Stewardship Council is an important component in your parish’s stewardship efforts. CSC will thoroughly train and form the members of this vital team and empower them to lead by example.

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SERVICES PARISH SURVEYS

PARISH RETREATS

A well-administered survey is the best way to find out what parishioners truly think about life in the parish and uncover their needs. Using statistical analysis and insight, we provide you with comprehensive results and recommendations to help you best build disciples.

Our retreats are held on-site at your parish and focus on stewardship and discipleship. Led by our committed team of priests and deacons, the aim of each retreat is to foster personal conversion and help parishioners grow closer to Christ.

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STEWARDSHIP CONFERENCES Each year we conduct conferences across the country bringing together pastors and lay leaders to better understand and implement stewardship as a way of life. These conferences focus on best practices and feature pastors and lay leaders from model stewardship parishes to share their stories of success.

SOCIAL MEDIA CSC will develop social media content for you to better educate parishioners via Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and other online platforms. Our content will engage followers and invite them to become more active in parish life.

THECATHOLICSTEWARD.COM Our blog, TheCatholicSteward.com, is a free resource for parishes to use to help further develop stewardship formation, both for parish leaders and the entire parish.

CAPITAL CAMPAIGNS Often, it is necessary for parishes to conduct a capital campaign in order to construct new buildings, provide capital improvements, facilitate debt reduction, or raise funds for other reasons.

We partner with our clients to incorporate such projects into the overall stewardship development of the parish so everything flows together seamlessly and messages do not conflict.

CSC HAS WORKED WITH PARISH CLIENTS IN THE FOLLOWING

ARCHDIOCESES and DIOCESES

Diocese of Birmingham, AL Diocese of Little Rock, AR Diocese of Phoenix, AZ Diocese of Oakland, CA Diocese of San Jose, CA Diocese of Fresno, CA Archdiocese of Los Angeles, CA Archdiocese of San Fransisco, CA Archdiocese of Denver, CO Diocese of St. Augustine, FL Diocese of Pensacola-Tallahassee, FL Diocese of St. Petersburg, FL Diocese of Orlando, FL Diocese of Palm Beach, FL Archdiocese of Miami, FL Archdiocese of Atlanta, GA Diocese of Savannah, GA Diocese of Honolulu, HI Archdiocese of Dubuque, IA Diocese of Davenport, IA Archdiocese of Chicago, IL Diocese of Joliet, IL Diocese of Peoria, IL Diocese of Rockford, IL Diocese of Springfield, IL Diocese of Evansville, IN Archdiocese of Indianapolis, IN Archdiocese of Kansas City, KS Diocese of Salina, KS Archdiocese of Louisville, KY Diocese of Covington, KY

Archdiocese of New Orleans, LA Diocese of Fall River, MA Archdiocese of Boston, MA Diocese of Worcester, MA Diocese of St. Cloud, MN Archdiocese of St. Paul-Minneapolis, MN Diocese of New Ulm, MN Archdiocese of St. Louis, MO Diocese of Charlotte, NC Diocese of Bismarck, ND Diocese of Fargo, ND Diocese of Grand Island, NE Diocese of Lincoln, NE Archdiocese of Omaha, NE Diocese of Buffalo, NY Diocese of Rochester, NY Diocese of Cleveland, OH Archdiocese of Cincinnati, OH Archdiocese of Portland, OR Archdiocese of Oklahoma City, OK Diocese of Tulsa, OK Diocese of Nashville, TN Diocese of Charleston, SC Diocese of Ft. Worth, TX Diocese of Dallas, TX Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston, TX Diocese of Arlington, VA Archdiocese of Washington, DC Archdiocese of Seattle, WA Diocese of Madison, WI Diocese of Cheyenne, WY

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