December 16, 2022 5:01 pm

Share the Blessings of Advent. My dear friends,

Advent is upon us. We light the season with hope, love,
joy, and peace while we await the coming of our Lord! It’s a time to prepare
ourselves for Christ’s arrival and reflect on how we serve Him.

The parish ministries you support help us to spread
Christ’s love in our community and share His mercy with those in need. Your
generous gifts to Assumption are
greatly appreciated. Thank you for your faithful support! To sustain these
works, I’d like to ask you to consider taking the next step in your stewardship
by embracing eGiving.

We partner with Faith Direct for a secure eGiving option
that lets you support the ministries you care about, even if you can’t attend
Mass. eGiving is a safe, simple solution. It allows you to remain
consistent in your giving while helping us be more accurate in our budget
forecasting as well.When you choose a recurring monthly gift, you provide our
parish consistent support that lets us better plan and budget for programs that
allow us to build God’s kingdom throughout our community.

Please prayerfully consider eGiving as a way for you to make sure that your
faithful support will always make a difference for Assumption. It is easy to do.
Sign up today by visiting www.faithdirect.net – our parish code is FL650 or by
picking up an enrollment form from the parish office. You can also call Faith
Direct toll-free at 866-507-8757 to speak with someone directly.

For those already enrolled, I want to thank you for your participation in the
Faith Direct electronic giving program! I would humbly ask that you prayerfully
consider increasing your tithe by logging into your account
https://eva.us/02e51672 simply blessing the church with a
Christmas gift.

Thank you for being part of Assumption and may God bless
your generosity.

Love,

Fr. Jason C. Trull

Pastor, Assumption Catholic Church

“But
the angel said to her, ‘Do not be afraid, Mary; you have found favor with God.
You will conceive and give birth to a son, and you are to call him Jesus. He
will be great and will be called the Son of the Most High. The Lord God will
give him the throne of his father David, and he will reign over Jacob’s
descendants forever; his kingdom will never end.’”

–
Luke 1:30-33