Legacy Giving
Your Retirement Account Can Make an Eternal Difference
By Kevin VandenBrink Over the years, you’ve worked hard. You’ve saved faithfully. You’ve planned wisely for your family’s future. You may not realize it, but because of this, your retirement account may be one of the most powerful tools you have to strengthen Christ’s church for generations to come. Recently, I was speaking with Langham…
Read MoreHolding on, letting go and John Stott’s prayer for assurance
In July, many in the Langham Partnership family remember the passing of our founder, John Stott (July 27, 2011). Along the lines of “holding on and letting go,” I have been deeply impacted by a prayer he wrote, in which he shares about our Christian assurance.
Read More5 ways to make a greater giving impact
Giving through your IRA, a donor-advised fund and other strategies to help you live and give in alignment with the mission of God
Read MoreJohn Stott’s legacy and prayers for the church
July 27th marks the 13th anniversary of the passing of Langham’s founder, John Stott. We give thanks to the Lord for the way he impacted the growth of the global church.
Read More3 reasons to share your estate plans with loved ones
Sharing your plans can seem intimidating, but it can be an opportunity to strengthen relationship and amplify your testimony.
Read MoreJoyfully aligning your values with your generosity
How four friends of Langham Partnership are thinking about generosity and giving according to their values.
Read More3 strategies for smart year-end giving
How to maximize the impact of your year-end giving while providing for your family and taking advantage of potential tax savings.
Read MoreFour reasons why donors include Langham Partnership in their will
When we plan to give to the Lord’s work in our will or trust, we are aligning our final plans for our resources with our hearts for the Lord.
Read MoreWhy I finally updated my will (and maybe you should, too)
There are three main reasons why we updated our will.
Read MoreThe Heart of Giving
What might it look like to be molded by words of grace and truth in relation to our possessions and our call to be generous?
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