Everyday Stewardship is our flagship magazine published three times a year for Everence members. It offers educational columns plus popular stories of inspiring, real people who share some of the financial, health and other stewardship issues in their lives.
In the Summer of 2023, five Everence employees dove into the history of the Civil Rights Movement, to confront the brutal realities of the past and carry home messages of hope and reconciliation. Learn more about their journey.
Stories
Everyday Stewardship current stories
Everyday Stewardship
Hatching compassion
The Moyer family embodies generosity across generations and around the world
The Moyers' story is one of generosity and love across family, community and the world at large, spanning decades and impacting generations.
Summer 2023
The COVID-19 pandemic jolted the economy in many ways, but three years in, have these jolts affected people's financial decisions?
Fall 2022
Find out what drives Mary and Ervie Glick to reach out and help so many people.
Summer 2022
Steve Thomas of Mennonite Men is encouraging people to plant 1 million trees.
Spring 2022
Dr. Ben and Jen Fredrick have a passion to serve the underserved.
Fall 2021
Regina Shands Stoltzfus is the recipient of the 2021 Everence National Journey Award.
Summer 2021
Roger and Jane Stichter of Winona Lake, Indiana, are showing how we can become more generous.
Spring 2021
In March 2020, everyday life transformed. The COVID-19 pandemic touched all aspects of life, and communities of faith have been especially affected.
Fall 2020
Find out just a few of the reasons why Everence ® recently presented our National Journey Award to Don Schierling of Denver, Colorado, a remarkable person who shares his faith through his actions.
Summer 2020
This year, 2020, marks 75 years since Everence® started as Mennonite Mutual Aid. A lot has happened in 75 years of combining faith and finances.
Spring 2020
Jay Lehman has a legacy of helping when help is needed.
Summer/Fall 2019
A new Everence office in Philadelphia demonstrates a commitment to helping people reach their financial goals.
Spring 2019
What's special about Meals on Wheels of Lancaster, Pennsylvania? Try delivering meals to more than 400 clients daily and managing a staff of 10 employees and 500 or so volunteers.
Fall 2018
Sonido de Alabanza is growing and moving into a new two-story facility that will serve as a worship center and hub of activity in the Chicago suburb of Cicero, Illinois.
Summer 2018
Elaine Gammell needed a new kidney. Harold Nussbaum and Kyle Roy each donated a kidney, even though ...
Spring 2018
Chris Meyer, his wife, Erin Gotwals, and their son live in a house that exemplifies sustainable living ...
Fall 2017
MJ Sharp worked with the United Nations and before that, with MCC, to promote peace in ...
Summer 2017
When people in Denver got together to help the homeless, they built a special type of village that features ...
Spring 2017
We've heard the expression about change being the only constant in life, but when change involves...
Fall 2016
Gilberto and Elizabeth Perez are grateful that some of the financial actions they took have led to...
Summer 2016
Longtime Goshen (Indiana) College Professor Mary K. Oyer holds a one-string fiddle known as a...
Spring 2016
One thing Brenda doesn't have to worry about in retirement is her health coverage and...
Fall 2015
Dean Denner, Bill Dorsett and Dave Redmon check on solar panels to ensure things are...
Summer 2015
Bruce Strum and volunteers prepare the garden plots at Jacob's Well Community Garden...
