Legacy giving

A lasting legacy of faith

We stand on the shoulders of faithful people who have gone before us. The giving commitment of each St. Paul generation continuously creates the sturdy, growing congregation we enjoy today. It’s a ministry grounded in gratitude for all God gives us.

You can plant your own seeds of generosity to benefit the church’s ministry far beyond your lifetime. With thoughtful estate planning now, your gift can bear fruit for generations to come.

Funds for estate giving

St. Paul receives gifts through the wills and estate plans of St. Paul members and friends who wish to support the church’s work for decades to come. These funds allow the congregation to reach beyond the budget for daily ministries and fund special projects and causes that grow our ministry in Christ.

Gifts to the funds may be in the form of cash, life insurance policies, stocks, bonds, real estate, or personal property.

The Greatest Need Bequest Fund is the primary destination for estate giving. Resources are used, over time, to support special improvement projects, property and material acquisition of a substantial nature, and programs and initiatives that advance the long-range ministry goals of St. Paul. All bequests to St. Paul, unless otherwise designated by the donor, are added to this fund.

To learn more about how your will or estate plan might express a lasting legacy of faith, contact church business manager, Laura Scott.

Legacy Giving: Laura Scott