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“Do justice. Love mercy. Walk humbly.”
2026 Stewardship Campaign
Icon of Saint Jonathan Daniels, Martyr (d. 1965)
“He hath shewed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God?”
(Micah 6:8 KJV)
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Dear friends in Christ,
As the vestry discerned a guiding focus for our 2026 stewardship campaign, we were drawn again to that beautiful and so familiar word of the prophet Micah: “He hath shewed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God?” (Micah 6:8). Do justice. Love mercy. Walk humbly. Each phrase moves us forward, urging intention and action.
Do justice. We stretch our hearts and minds toward the peace of God, a peace inseparable from God’s justice and redemption. Justice strives for transformation—social, personal, even cosmic. It is the quest for a world re-formed and renewed in peace, justice, and compassion, driving us outward to seek and serve Jesus in our neighbors.
Love mercy. Christ is alive in every person, impartially present and wholly his. Mercy is a sacred duty—persistent forgiveness, unconditional kindness, the patient striving for each other’s flourishing, no matter the personal cost.
2026 Pledge Form
Walk humbly. Set apart in quality from the commands to do justice and love mercy, humility is the posture of the journey itself, the self-offering of those who move forward with God, reverent, attentive, impartial, aware of our need and our own dependence on the mercy and justness of God.
This year’s stewardship campaign is, at heart, a re-dedication to our shared ministry to the Southside, our home, offering ourselves to God’s purposes and to the joy of serving Jesus in our neighbors. Together, we carry on the historic ministry of Saint Andrew’s, a haven and home, a place of rest in a weary world.
Thank you for these expressions of love, and for all that flows from them into the life of our parish and beyond.
Yours faithfully in Christ,
Fr. Peter Helman
18th Rector of Saint Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Online Giving
You can make an online gift through Saint Andrew’s secure website, www.standrewsbham.org/give.
There are two ways to give online:
To complete your 2025 Pledge Form, scroll down to find the form. Once completed, click “Submit.” (1) To make a one-time gift, contribute to your 2025 pledge, or designate a gift to support a special ministry at Saint Andrew’s, click “Donate Here” at the very top of the page. (2) A new page will appear.
If you have any questions or need assistance setting up your bank transfer or card payment, please feel free to contact Charlie Venable, Saint Andrew’s Bookkeeper, in the church office at (205) 251-7898 or bookkeeper@standrewsbham.org.
Recurring Contributions
Visit our portal on Tithly to set up recurring donations via credit card or bank drafts. You can also call the church office to set this up. Please consider covering the fees when you donate using this method.
Give via Text
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Give via Check
Write a check to Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church and put it in the offertory plate during a service or mail it to:
1024 12th Street South
Birmingham, Alabama 35205
Stock Donations
The Episcopal Diocese of Alabama acts as a liaison to help donors donate stock to Saint Andrew’s. For more information, please contact Charlie Venable, Saint Andrew’s Bookkeeper, in the church office at (205) 251-7898 or bookkeeper@standrewsbham.org.