When you give a gift (also known as a “bequest”) to Westminster Seminary California in your will, you model to your loved ones a legacy of generosity. You also help ensure that Westminster Seminary California will continue to make a difference well beyond your lifetime. 

Benefits of Gifts in a Will

• Legacy. Extend the impact of your generosity well beyond your lifetime.
• Availability. Retain access to your God-given resources for the remainder of your lifetime, or for as long as you need them.
• Capacity. You can potentially make the largest gift you’ll ever have the ability to give.

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• How Much Should I Leave to Charity?

• When You Can’t Agree on a Plan

Q&A

• What’s the difference between my “power of attorney” and my “personal representative”?

• It’s been a while since I completed my power of attorney documents. Do they need an update?

• My children have varying degrees of financial need, and some are better at handling money than others. How do I create a will that’s helpful and fair?

• We recently became grandparents for the first time! Do we need to update our will?

• How can I share personal comments with my loved ones along with my will?
• I don’t have a big “estate.” Do I really need a will?
• How much should I leave to charity in my will?
• I’d like to include a gift to Westminster Seminary California in my will. What language do I need to give my lawyer?
• On the topic of drafting our wills, my spouse and I are “stuck.” What do you recommend?