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Stewardship

Jeff Nicholson

Pastor Jeff Nicholson, Stewardship & Communications Director, is a third generation Seventh-day Adventist. Born and raised in Jamaica, he became committed to the mission of the church after being inspired by missionary stories and the fulfilment of prophecy. Jeff began his ministry in the Central Jamaica Conference, where he served for six years, and has served in the North England Conference since 1986.

Jeff enjoys sharing the gospel and seeing others commit their lives to Christ. His greatest desire is to see Jesus come in his lifetime. Jeff is married to Marcia and they have three children, André, Danae and Reiss.

Promoting Good Stewardship

The Stewardship Department of the North England Conference exists to inform instruct and promote to our membership and the wider community our obligations to God as creator and owner of all.

Four Pillars of Stewardship

The doctrine of Stewardship rests on four pillars:

  • God is owner - hence we are answerable to him for our use of his creation.
  • Man is a Trustee - As a trustee I have no rights only obligations; hence I must relate to creation in a way that will please its owner
  • Tithes & offerings should be given as a sign of God’s ownership & man’s Stewardship
  • What is left should be used for God’s glory and man’s good

Much More than Money

Stewardship involves money but it is much more than money, it involves every aspect of our lives, including:

  • Time
  • Temple/ Body
  • Talents
  • Tithe

Therefore every decision and choice that we make effectively is a spiritual decision, because of the fact of our accountability to God.

Facilitating Local Churches

The North England Stewardship Department conducts Seminars, discussions and religious lectures. We seek to instruct and educate the church community as to its obligations to God and how they can faithfully and effectively discharge their Trust in relation to their resources not just while they are alive but when they die.

 
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