Rooted in Christ--Growing in Faith Capital Campaign - Pledge Payments
Updated: 4 days ago
Thanks to all who have participated in the Rooted in Christ—Growing in Faith campaign. If you have not yet made a pledge, please consider doing so (you can still pledge even though or public commitment period is completed). And if you have already pledged, and you are planning on making payments online, please setup your payments by using this link. For more information about the campaign, see below.

The Rooted in Christ—Growing in Faith campaign is an archdiocesan-wide effort to help provide for the continued growth or our archdiocese as well as important capital needs in our parish. Thanks to the generosity of our parishioners, we have surpassed our $3.5 million parish pledge goal, and have received $4.6 million in pledges (over five years). Our parish will retain 30% (over $1 million) of the funds that we raise. We have earmarked our parish funds to help with the cost of expanding our parking, beautifying our entrance, and also renovating our bathrooms (see the images below to find out more about these projects).
We ask all parishioners to consider a sacrificial five-year pledge of at least $3,600 ($60/month). However, if you are not able to give that amount, please pledge whatever amount you feel called to give.

ARCHDIOCESAN (LARGER CHURCH) INITIATIVES



LOCAL PARISH INITIATIVES
New Parking Lot With 48 Additional Spaces - $900,000
Expanding our parking will to help address our frequent parking issues, improve safety, and reduce congestion during Sunday Mass and other large parish events.

New Monument Sign and Ornamental Fence - $100,000
This project will beautify our entrance and increase our street appeal by replacing our monument sign (which needs to be replaced due to the Ben King Road widening project slated for summer 2027), and ornamental fencing along Ben King Road will give our campus a more stately appearance from the road.

Updating Church Restrooms - $53,000
Renovating our outdated and dilapidated restrooms in the narthex area, as well as those located down the preschool hallway, will make them more inviting for parishioners and visitors, reflect our commitment to hospitality, and better support increased use of our campus.





