​Stewardship Season is underway! Join us on our journey from remembering to restoring our money stories. We hope all of us will discern how to deepen our participation in God's money story of abundance and grace. We invite you to consider prayerfully how you will respond to God's grace by joining NRPC's money story. You can pledge your commitment to NRPC's mission and ministry now by going to our website or picking up a pledge form in the Narthex.

If you replied and reserved lunch for Sunday please note:

• We hope you will join with us for online worship Sunday morning
• If you ordered a Smithfield's Catered Lunch box please plan to pick those up on Sunday at 11:30am.
• A table will be set up either at the side FMB entrance or at the front FMB doors with the boxed lunches. Please only send one person per family or group to come to the table to pick up your takeout boxes to limit contact.
• Everyone is welcome to eat outside on the NRPC grounds or you may take your food home to enjoy. If you plan to stay and eat, please bring a blanket/lawn chair 
• Please park adhering to guidelines using every other space.
• Please remember social distance guidelines: stand in line 6ft apart, chairs 6ft apart and masks must be worn at all times with the exception of when you are eating.
• Bottled water and canned sodas will be available
• If you have not already returned your 2021 pledge card please drop those off Sunday.

 
Thank You,
Stewardship Committee

Consecration Sunday is November 8th:
Be on the lookout for a stewardship mailing this week that contains a reservation card for our catered take out luncheon. RSVP for the luncheon by November 1st. 

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​The NRPC Stewardship Team is excited to celebrate another Consecration Sunday with you on November 8. You may recall from past years the essence of our New Consecration Sunday Stewardship Program:

• giving for our own spiritual well-being rather than the church’s need to receive
• supporting mission and ministry rather than funding the church’s expenses
• growing in relationship with God rather than paying dues or paying for services received.
• knowing stewardship as a journey that is grounded in gratitude, revealed in prayer, and lived in faith
• understanding ourselves as followers of Jesus Christ who give unselfishly as an act of discipleship 

On Consecration Sunday we will ask our congregation to make financial commitments to NRPC’s Worship - Grow - Serve ministries. Keep watch on this space. More information will follow.