Gifts to Living and Giving in Christ are received in gratitude, responsibly managed, and returned to each giver, as those funds support the infrastructure behind every parish in the Diocese of Cheyenne. By providing critical support to parish leaders and ministries, Bishop Steven and his staff assist parishes to do what they cannot do alone. Our interdependence helps us all to be good stewards of God’s varied grace.
Thank you to everyone who has made a gift or pledge to the 2024 annual appeal.
Living and Giving in Christ: Unity through Diocesan Ministries is the annual appeal for the Diocese of Cheyenne.
This year, as you prayerfully contribute to Living and Giving in Christ: Unity through Diocesan Ministries, envision your offering as a way to participate in the mission of Christ of which we all are co-responsible. As disciples of Jesus Christ, we are called to use our varied gifts to become that mission. By the grace of the Spirit, we bring Christ to the world. Through us, his life overflows to others. Your contribution to Living and Giving in Christ: Unity through Diocesan Ministries, no matter the amount, is a sign of love and hope for your sisters and brothers across Wyoming.
Advancing the mission of the Church is at the heart of the Living and Giving in Christ: Unity through Diocesan Ministries annual appeal, and your gift overflows to our sisters and brothers across Wyoming. Funds raised for this annual appeal are used to maintain immediate and ongoing ministries, including direct support for clergy, parish leaders, faith formation for all ages, and Hispanic and campus ministries. Offerings to Living and Giving in Christ make possible healing ministries, like those provided by the Offices of the Tribunal and the Chancellor, while also enabling Chancery Staff in the Offices of Human Resources, Finance, and Communications to assist every parish.
If you are able to make a gift, click here. Even if you are not able to contribute financially to Living and Giving in Christ, please pray daily that God will bless all families, heal those who are suffering, inspire clergy and religious, and set our Church on fire with the Holy Spirit.