Knollwood’s stewardship campaign theme for this year, “Blessed by Grace, Blessed to Give,” invites us to think about what we most love about Knollwood, what a blessing it is to belong to a church that helps all ages grow spiritually, and how we are blessed to be able to support our ministry.
If you did not receive your estimate-of-giving card for 2026 in the mail, there will be cards and envelopes in the narthex on Nov. 9, you can pick one up in the church office, or you can download a copy online.
On Commitment Sunday, we will bring our cards forward as we approach the communion rail, as is Knollwood’s tradition. If you cannot be present on this Sunday, please return your card to the church office by mail or in person by Monday, Dec. 1, 2024. You can also pledge to financially support Knollwood’s future by sending a confidential email to our church administrator, Robin Spainhour, at robin@knollwood.org.
Thank you for your generous support of Knollwood!
Bill and Jennifer Davis share how Knollwood commits to its mission, “To Love and Live Like Jesus,” and how your pledges will help us write Knollwood’s next chapter with a new senior pastor.
Mason and Becky DeCamillis reveal one aspect that especially drew them to become members of Knollwood — and how your giving makes it possible.
Your gifts to Knollwood helped fund a particularly meaningful opportunity for KBC Youth this summer. Lincoln Heinsohn shares how that and other ministries have affected and inspired him throughout his life at Knollwood.
Melissa Painter and Adrian Greene reflect on how giving to our church is an intersection of faith and necessity, as well as a way to give thanks for the enriching blessings we receive at KBC.
Interim Minister Matt Cook outlines why your giving is so important to the church, both for practical and spiritual reasons.
