Leftovers
Soon, Thanksgiving will be here. We will begin the Thanksgiving meal with prayer. When we serve the meal, we will pass the food in a manner that tries to make certain our guests are served first. When the meal has ended and cleanup has begun, we will begin packaging up
Who Needs a Will?
We’ve all heard people say they don’t need a will because they don’t have much money or because the law will take care of the distribution of their property after they die. Others put off writing a will because they think the process is complicated and expensive or they are
Ten Reasons to Update Your Estate Plan
New children, grandchildren or other heir A move to a different state The sale or purchase of a major asset Reaching age 70½ Your selected beneficiary is deceased Divorce or remarriage Substantial change in value of assets Adding a major property to a living trust Selected executor or trustee not
Summertime Review
“When is the best time to review your estate plan? Many like to do it in January in response to a New Year’s resolution. However, summertime can be an even better time as we reflect on past summers spent with family, and how we now want to honor them as
Preschool Funds Request
The Mission Endowment Committee has received its first request for funding from the Bethlehem Lutheran Preschool. The request is for an educational grant to support the tuition costs for a family in need. The Committee is reviewing the request for alignment with our support funds programs and our annual spending
Mission Endowment Committee Meeting
The Endowment Committee met on February 25th to advance our work on the development of our Mission Endowment work. Our meeting minutes outline the work and discussions from our meeting. Please feel free to reach out to committee members to discuss the development process and how you can contribute to