By Jon Dize, CFRE
Director of Development
By God’s grace, your prayers and generosity help Worship Anew proclaim Christ’s comfort and hope week after week to aging adults who need to hear that they are never forgotten by their Savior.
As we meet with faithful friends of the ministry like you, sometimes we hear two heartfelt desires: “I want to keep supporting Worship Anew, but I still need reliable income.”
If those words resonate with you, I would like to introduce a way for you to accomplish both: a Charitable Gift Annuity (CGA).
A CGA is a simple agreement between you and our ministry. In exchange for your gift, Worship Anew provides you with fixed payments for life. When the Lord calls you home, the remaining value of your gift helps sustain Worship Anew so that the Gospel continues to fuel broadcasts, devotions, grief care, and resources that lift high the name of Jesus into the future.
With a CGA you can:
► Receive a fixed, above‑average income for life. Your annuity rate is based on your age when you establish it and never changes, giving you dependable cash flow you can count on every month, quarter, or year.
► Enjoy a charitable income tax deduction in the year you set up the annuity (subject to IRS rules).
► Leave a lasting legacy!
The apostle Paul said in Acts 20:35b, “It is more blessed to give than to receive.” With a CGA, the Lord allows you to do both — receive needed income while blessing countless others through the proclamation of His Gospel.
Would you like an illustration of what a CGA could look like for you? Call our ministry team at (888) 286-8002, and we will provide a free, no obligation report. You can also visit our website at WorshipAnew.org/legacy to see how a CGA might work for you or a loved one’s needs.
May God bless you with His peace and joy in every season of life.
Scripture describes this kind of stewardship so beautifully: “Whoever brings blessing will be enriched, and one who waters will himself be watered.” (Proverbs 11:25). Please consider a CGA today, and contact us for a no-obligation illustration of how this could work for you.