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Christian Theological Seminary

Planned Giving

We love and value CTS. Here’s why we have included CTS in our estate plans.

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Your planned gift honors the past and ensures the future of CTS. Join the CTS Legacy Society today!

Benefits of including CTS in your estate plan

  • You serve as an example and inspire others to give
  • You support the future of the seminary you love
  • You leave a legacy that benefits CTS even after your lifetime
  • You join the CTS Legacy Society, a great cloud of witnesses

Three easy steps to making a planned gift

  • Meet with Development staff to explore planning options and make sure your intentions are clear
  • Decide the amount and purpose of your gift to CTS
  • See your attorney or financial planner to reflect your gift in your wishes

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Bequest

A bequest is simply a gift to CTS that is spelled out in your will or revocable trust, and given to CTS when you pass and your estate is settled.

Benefits of a bequest

  • Your estate realizes a charitable tax deduction, which can lower the impact of taxes for your family.

    • Charitable Gift Annuity or Trust

    These may take the form of:

    Benefits of a Charitable Gift Annuity or Trust

    Gift of Retirement Assets

    Gift of Insurance
    Name CTS as the beneficiary of your life insurance policy or transfer a complete policy to CTS. Depending on the type of policy, you may be able to take an income tax deduction now.

    Thank you for considering a planned gift!

    To review options for giving that align with your wishes for CTS as well as your own estate planning, please contact Dick Hamm, Interim Vice President for Development, via email at here or by phone at 317-931-4214.

    Note: The information on this website is not legal or tax advice. Before finalizing your estate plans, consult an attorney and/or a tax and financial advisor.

     

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