for Planned Giving  or Final Expenses  

 Since Death is one thing  we cannot . . . 

 Predict . . . 

 Prevent . . . 

 Evade . . . or 

 Avoid 

  We must be prepared for it TODAY !  

Providing for Future Ministry Through
Planned Giving

Like good stewards of the manifold grace of God, serve one another with whatever gift each of you has received. 1 Peter 4:10

 What is planned giving? It really is gift planning…planning your gift to ensure that it meets your needs and those of your family while fully expressing your stewardship of God’s gifts to you. Your gift plan may include a gift made now, a gift that will take place after your death (deferred), or a combination of both.

You are invited to make a financial gift now to the Church of your choice by clicking on the button below. 

  Memorial Plan Immediate Gift Form 

 or 

Life insurance may also be used to make a planned gift to the Church 

Purchase a new life insurance policy with the Church as beneficiary or name the Church as the beneficiary of an existing policy.

Make a gift now in memory of a love one or honor someone important with a gift in their name.

  The  Memorial  Plan 

   for Planned Giving   or Final Expenses    

 Entrance Here For Free Quote State of Colorado Only 

 

 The Memorial Plan providing immediate cash for Final Expenses. 

 Does it really matter what happens to my remains after I am dead ? 

It won't matter to you, but your family will care.  You will be making it harder for them.  Because when a person dies without prearrangement, someone in the family - someone who may not be aware of your wishes will decide what kind of a funeral you will have.  And when there's a death in the family, decisions tend to be colored by grief, not governed by reason.  When a person dies without prearrangement he or she leaves an enormous burden for his or her family, so even if you don't care what happens to your remains when you die, you should make a decision to lighten your families burden.

 

 Will I need your services if I am cremated  ? 

 Probably  ! 

What happens after the cremation?  Cremation is only a means of disposition; it is only a method of preparing the remains.  The question still remains unanswered. What do you do with the remains ?

Do you want a visitation before the cremation ?  Do you want a memorial service ?  Do you want the remains scattered or memorialized ?  Do you want a service and then have the cremation ? 

 Someone has to pay and make arrangements for your funeral.  If not you !  Who ? 

 Won't my insurance 

 take care of it? 

No, it won't.  No policy tells your family which funeral home to use or how much to spend.  Insurance only provides money and financial security for your heirs.

Your family will still be faced with decisions you could have made for them.   And your insurance benefits may not go towards the purposes you intended.

This is a Special Designed Plan, which is funded by a Life Insurance Company,

 providing immediate cash for last expenses.

It generally is not taxable, and because you have a named beneficiary it avoids probate.

 It is guaranteed by insurance, and there are  only a few health questions.

What this means to you is you can prepay those last costs for only a fraction of the actual costs, but the real benefit to you  is you will not become a financial burden for those you love and leave behind.

  In Other Words  

  Wiping Your  

  Slate Clean  

 So that you don't leave a Financial Burden on the Loved Ones who are left behind, the 

 Final  Expense Plan 

 

 

  The  Memorial  Plan 

 Provides Cash 

 For all Professional Services 

 . Preparation of the Body 

 . Casket 

 . Opening – Closing of the Grave 

 . The Vault 

 . The Marker 

 . And other Unexpected Expenses 

 

 

 

Marvin R. McKim - Managing Licensed Representative State of Colorado 

 

  The  Memorial  Plan  

  for Planned Giving  or Final Expenses  

 Entrance Here For Free Quote 

 "State of Colorado Only " 

  

  
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