Stewardship 2025 Case for Support — Haygood Memorial United Methodist Church
 

Love Your Neighbor. Jesus taught his disciples this simple but profound statement. Imagine what could happen if each day we sought opportunities to love our neighbors. We can show love by visiting that friend suffering with health issues, collecting canned goods for Intown Cares, and teaching Sunday School to our children. At Haygood, we are beginning our 2025 stewardship journey utilizing the theme Love Your Neighbor.  

Haygood is truly impacting lives. Since 2023, we have welcomed more than 120 new members to our church and baptized 33 people. Our Wednesday Night Suppers average 130 people. At our Rise Against Hunger events, we pack more than 21,000 meals. At Vacation Bible School this summer, our team ministered to 120 children — one-third of whom were new to our community! Haygood supported 21 youth and adults to serve in Guatemala on their annual summer mission trip. Our sanctuary renovations, completed in July, provide a more hospitable, accessible, and loving space for God’s people to gather and worship.  

Looking forward, we are excited for the new ways God is calling us to serve.

Our pledge goal is $1 million annually. By giving to our SHINE Budget by November 17, you enable us to cover our operating expenses while expanding the important ministries we do each day. Giving has never been easier. To make your gift, simply scan the QR code or visit GIVE — Haygood Memorial United Methodist Church.

For your convenience, when you give online, you can choose to make a one-time gift or recurring gift. Our giving platform supports various payment methods, allowing you to contribute using a credit/debit card or through an ACH payment directly from your bank account.  

In 2025, we are excited for what God has in store for Haygood as we love our neighbors and shine His love into the community.  

Won’t you join us on Sunday, November 17, for our Stewardship Celebration Service at 11 a.m. and Chili Cook-Off at noon?   


Love your neighbor as yourself.” – Mark 12:31