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GIVING TO GOOD SHEPHERD

At Good Shepherd, we believe that financial generosity is more than a duty—it is a spiritual practice that transforms both giver and community.

Financial Stewardship

Parishioners are encouraged to make an annual stewardship pledge. A pledge is a personal financial commitment as an expression of faith and gratitude for God’s generosity. Each year, members are invited to make this pledge — a specific promise to “work, pray, and give for the spread of the kingdom of God” (The Book of Common Prayer, page 856). A pledge is not a contract — it is a statement of intent and commitment. 

Young child places a pledge card on a stewardship display at Good Shepherd Episcopal Church in Austin, Texas.

Capital campaign

Our Build the Beloved Community capital campaign is investing in the future of Good Shepherd. Through this major gifts campaign, we will complete funding for our parish facilities, finish the Windsor organ as it was originally designed, and establish a facilities reserve fund to care for our buildings for generations to come.

Colorful stained glass windows inside Good Shepherd Episcopal Church in Austin, Texas, featuring a diamond-patterned design illuminated by natural light.

PLANNED GIVING

We believe that Good Shepherd’s mission extends beyond this moment. We believe that God is calling Good Shepherd to an exciting and unfolding future. A gift through your estate plan helps ensure that God’s work here continues for future generations. 

Episcopal clergy sit with young children during a family worship service at Good Shepherd Episcopal Church in Austin, Texas.

Memorial & HONORARIUM Gifts

A contribution to the Flower or Music Fund is a meaningful way to honor or remember a loved one.

MY GIVING HISTORY

Stay connected to your generosity and track your contributions to Good Shepherd.

HOW TO GIVE​

To fulfill your annual pledge, make a payment or make a gift.