We help Christians make tax-wise decisions regarding the transfer of their financial resources and we offer stewardship education and development for churches.
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As I write this, the Chicagoland area is recovering from a series of major storms. I’ve observed people coming to the aid of those around them who are in very difficult circumstances.
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Looking to stretch the value and impact of your charitable dollar?
For supporters who qualify, giving from an IRA is a smart, simple and satisfying solution.
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Over the course of their married life, Andy and Jinny have intentionally worked to establish priorities and practices of generosity. Read more: hubs.ly/Q04C97pl0
Most people understand the importance and power of having a completed will or trust in place. But knowing what you need to do, and knowing how to do it, are two very different things.
Preparing a will is not a one-and-done deal. As your life and goals change, make sure your plans do, too!
How often should you update your power of attorney documents? Review them every few years and after major life changes so they reflect your wishes.
Most people understand the importance and power of having a completed will or trust in place. But knowing what you need to do, and knowing how to do it, are two very different things.
The Stewards Fund lets you give assets into one charitable giving account and recommend grants to ministries you love. Read more: hubs.ly/Q04BbxFJ0
Fast Fact: An agent (sometimes called an “attorney-in-fact”) is a person who has the legal authority to make decisions on your behalf while you are still living, but are physically or mentally unable to do so for yourself.
Most people understand the importance and power of having a completed will or trust in place. But knowing what you need to do, and knowing how to do it, are two very different things.
Rev. Peter has one sermon on giving. “It’s titled ‘The Sermon on the Amount,’” he says with a laugh, “I only wish that I had preached that sermon more!”
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Question: Should I tell a charity if I have included a gift to them in my will?
Answer: By informing your favorite charities about your planned gifts, you can help them plan ahead to meet the ministry needs you care so much about.
A gift in your will can bear fruit for God’s Kingdom long after you’re gone. Discover the joy of giving what lasts: hubs.ly/Q04zQp-x0
A planned gift can pass on your values while caring for your family and supporting the ministries that have shaped your faith. Learn more at BarnabasFoundation.org
Today is DAF Day! Celebrate by supporting the ministries and causes close to your heart.
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We thank God for His faithfulness and for the generous individuals and families who give to further His Kingdom. Last month, $9,211,570.42 was distributed to charitable organizations on behalf of those we serve.
From a small beginning to a global impact, see how God has worked through generations of faithful stewardship. hubs.ly/Q04zdNy50
Listen as Barnabas Foundation’s Lindsay Canan, J.D., shares how you can ensure that your will reflects your personal values and goals by avoiding common mistakes in your estate plan.
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A beneficiary designation can help you support ministry beyond your lifetime. Review your accounts to ensure they reflect your values.
Nowadays—depending on the severity and consequences of the lie—perjury under oath can earn you imprisonment, hefty fines, and a permanent criminal record.
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