UTO: United Thank Offering

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Kate Rose

What Is UTO?

United Thank Offering (UTO) is a personal and family devotional program of the Episcopal Church.  It is the sum of our daily thanks for the blessings in our everyday lives -- for good weather, happy times, job opportunity and unexpected visits.  There are so many things for which we can be thankful.  

Here's how to take part in UTO:

     ·  Pick up a Blue Box in the Narthex or on the table in Church office entryway.  

     ·  Put the Blue Box in a convenient place.                           

     ·  Take a moment each day to say, "Thank you," to God.

     ·  Put a coin in the box after giving thanks.  

Twice a year, parishioners are asked to bring the amount of a daily thanksgiving for the spring and fall ingathering (or collection).  The Christ Church ingathering is combined with the offerings of hundreds of thousands other Episcopalians to become the United Thank Offering. 

THE POWER OF UTO

The United Thank Offering (UTO) is a way for each of us to express tangible thanks to God.  United with prayers and offerings of Episcopalians, the UTO ministry reaches around the world.

Since 1988, every cent given to UTO is granted throughout the world for mission and in response to compelling human need.  This is possible because the UTO Memorial and Gift Trust Fund supports the entire operating budget of the UTO committee.

For more information, contact Kate Rose.

 

 

 

 

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