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Elements of A Successful Church Endowment Program

SUCCESSFUL CHURCH ENDOWMENT PROGRAMS
T. BRUCE WEAVER, JR.,TREASURER, THE P.E.E.R. NETWORK

INTRODUCTION

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Having The Faith to Have A Vision

Having The Faith to Have A Vision

Sermon by Rev. Dr. Stuart Broberg
Westminster Presbyterian Church, Alexandria, VA
HAVING THE FAITH TO HAVE A VISION
Luke 12: 13-31
November 3, 2000
PEER Network Conference

I. Introduction:

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A Guide to Selected Resources about Christian Styles of Giving

A Guide to Selected Resources about Christian Styles of Giving
Dr. Robert Wood Lynn
Address to the 12th Annual NAEPC Conference October, 1996

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Donation Acceptance Policy

Exhibit I
First Presbyterian Church
Endowment Donation Acceptance Policy
January 1, 2003

Purpose

The purpose of this Policy is to set forth the guidelines for accepting donations into the church’s endowment fund (the “Fund”), in order to achieve the following goals:

Maintain good relations with present and prospective donors to the Fund.

Avoid undue risk to the church that could result from accepting certain types of assets.

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Charitable Gift Annuity Flyer, Valley Presbyterian Foundation of Paradise Valley AZ

Charitable Gift Annuity Flyer

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Why the Stewardship Conversation is Necessary - Study Guide

Study Guide to Accompany
Why the Stewardship Conversation is Necessary – Now More than Ever

Introduction
On May 29, 2008 the Reverend Karl Travis, Pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Fort Worth delivered a theological reflection on Stewardship for the meeting of Grace Presbytery. The leadership of the presbytery has posted Rev. Travis’ paper on the website. To accompany the paper, the Reverend Dr. Michael Waschevski, Associate Pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Fort Worth, TX was asked to provide a flexible Study Guide that could be used in a variety of settings.

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Newsletter Article: Remembering former congregation member and donor

Jean Smith Remembers FPC in Her Will

I didn’t know Jean Smith, but I wish that I had. From what her friends have told me about her, she sounds a lot like my high school English teacher, Helen Langley, who was a real motivator who gave me a love for the English language. Jean was a slight woman, but as we all know, sometimes small packages can yield valuable gifts. That’s what Jean Smith was, a real gift to those who knew her.

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Charitable Planned Giving Presentation - Composing a Legacy

Charitable Planned Giving Presentation - Composing a Legacy

30 slides

  1. 9 questions for audience
  2. Main components of estate plan
  3. Different types of planned gifts
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Generations Presentation Text by Reverend Karl Travis of First Presbyterian Church in Fort Worth TX

Generations Presentation Text by Reverend Karl Travis of First Presbyterian Church in Fort Worth TX

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Leaving a Legacy, Old Presbyterian Meeting House in Alexandria, VA

http://www.presbyterianendowment.org - The Presbyterian Endowment Education & Resource Network