Your generosity enables us to support community projects, give assistance to those in need, offer a variety of programs, from choral programs to Christian formation. 

We are grateful for your financial gifts.

Stewardship in the Episcopal Church includes a reverence for God’s creation, the proper use of the gifts God has given us, and a consistent offering of time, talent, and treasure for the mission and ministry of the Church.  Each year we invite active attendees of the Cathedral to consider or continue their annual financial pledge.  

At the Cathedral of Paul, we use Realm.  Realm is a church software that allows members to create and edit their own profiles, see a calendar, and give online.  If you are a member of the Cathedral, we encourage you to set up a profile by emailing our Parish Administrator, Chelsea Corby.  In Realm you are able to make your pledge and set up online giving.  If you know your login, use the button below. 

How invested are you in the kingdom of God?

This is a question that comes to each of us again and again and invites us to consider how we relate to what the body of Christ is doing in the world. It invites us to consider our time and our energy, our words and our actions, our security and our finances. Giving financially is an expression of our trust in what God envisions for God’s people here and now- for all of Erie. It is an act of trust, an expression of commitment to the vision of what the Cathedral is and is becoming. Financial giving is a spiritual discipline, along with prayer, reading scripture, and serving. How can we each grow this discipline in our lives so that we invest more of all of ourselves in God?

Why We Give

My financial pledge is more than giving money to pay the Cathedral’s bills: it is a spiritual discipline, like going to church on Sundays or daily Bible readings. I believe my contribution, given in faithful prayer and consideration of what God wants of me, brings me closer in my daily walk with Christ.

– Terry Bishop

The Cathedral has been my church home and family for more than 34 years. I give to sustain this home where my faith is grounded, fed, and grows more deeply as I navigate this life with the joys and challenges that it brings. The future would look bleak to me if I didn’t have my faith to lean on and return to as questions arise throughout my faith journey. Our Cathedral, and all it represents to me, is my safe haven where I can continue to grow. And for this, I am so very grateful.

– Judy Guerriero