“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

Only with the sacrificial offering of all our members, can we ensure that Epiphany Parish remains a vibrant, active faith community.  

What do we do with your financial support?  Like in your home, we pay our bills.  Which means we pay utilities, pay to upkeep the grounds and remove snow, pay salaries and benefits, purchase supplies, fund all our ministries and programs, pay our Parish subsidy to Newman, and make repairs and improvements.  We are very good stewards of what you give us.

It is important you have a plan for giving.  Having a plan means you make giving a priority and not what is left-over.  Please pray and discuss as a family how you will financially support our parish.  A great place to start is with a commitment to percentage giving as part of your monthly budget.

"E-Giving" Through the ACH (Automated Clearing House) you can make all of your contributions to Epiphany Parish via automatic payment from your checking account – just as you may do now with your mortgage, household bills, and other monthly payments.  This is a great way to simplify your giving – and it’s the most cost-effective, environmentally-friendly way for us to receive your gifts.  To get started, click below to access an ACH form and to answer any questions you may have about ACH giving.

With the generous commitment of all our members you can ensure that we are able to meet our financial obligations and support the needs of both Churches and meet the challenges and demands of an ever-growing, ever-changing Church and world.

PARISH FINANCE COUNCIL – Our parish finance council meets regularly throughout the year to advise the pastor and assist the business manager with financial matters, including creating the parish’s annual budget, monthly financial review, parish reporting, capital improvements and long-range planning.  
Current members are:
John Braden, Chair
Matt Chizek
Karen Kiss
Kristy Marquis
Tom Penn, Vice Chair
Tom Ryan
Fr. Neil Manternach

Picture: Stained glass window at St. Joseph Church