Good Shepherd Society

If you have ever been to a service at St. Luke’s, walked onto our beautiful campus, or just parked in one of our parking lots, you have enjoyed the gifts given by countless people and multiple generations. Some are given by people you may have known, others were given by people who lived long ago. One need only sit in our sanctuary for a moment or two and reflect on the generosity surrounding us and the gifts given to us by past generations for us to realize that we are surrounded by a cloud of witnesses that not only spans generations but their witness and generosity continues to be formative in our lives today.

Percentage Bequest Codicil Specific Bequest Codicil

• St. Luke’s Endowment Fund If you would like to make a gift to the Church which will be invested, preserved and used for the long-term benefit of St. Luke’s for building, property and maintenance needs, you can designate your gift for the St. Luke’s Endowment Fund. Four percent of the fund’s average annual market value over the past three years will be distributed to the church for its general operating budget.
• St. Luke’s Mission and Ministries Fund If you are interested in make a gift of at least $50,000 that will be invested and preserved for the long-term benefit of specific programs supporting the mission and ministries of the parish, you can designate your specific fund to be placed with others in the Mission and Ministries Fund.
• Rector, Warden Vestry Fund (RWV) If you would like to make a gift to be used to augment the Church’s annual income for current and new programs and activities as well as other immediate parish needs, please consider directing your gift to the Rector, Warden and Vestry Fund. Unrestricted gifts or bequests to St. Luke’s Church and restricted bequests or gifts under $50,000 will be placed in this fund.

If you have made a planned gift and would like to inform the church, please fill out this form:

Planned Giving

* Confidential Reply Form:

I have named St. Luke’s Episcopal Church as a beneficiary in my Will or in a Codicil to my Will.

I have designated St. Luke’s Episcopal Church as a beneficiary to a qualified retirement plan.

I have provided for St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in a manner different from above.

I have designated St. Luke’s Episcopal Church as a beneficiary on a life insurance policy on my life.

I have established a Charitable Trust which names St. Luke’s Episcopal Church as the final beneficiary.

If you designated St. Luke's as a beneficiary on a life insurance policy, please list the carrier:

If you designated St. Luke's as a beneficiary to a qualified retirement plan, list the name of the custodian of the retirement plan.:

If you have established a Charitable Trust which names St. Luke's as the final beneficiary, who is the trustee?:

* Estimated value of gift.:

The clergy and the lay leadership of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church are grateful for your thoughtful provisions which reflect a forward-looking view of the church’s future. They would like to provide appropriate recognition for your generosity and seek your permission to include your name as a member of the Good Shepherd Society in lists of donors and on a plaque to be mounted in a visible spot in the church.

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Do not give permission for my/our name(s) so included.

For publication purposes, please list my/our name(s) as:

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* Phone number:

* Email:

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* My/Our name(s) as digital signature:

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Director of Stewardship Mark Simmons at St. Luke's. You can reach him by phone at 404-873-7600 or by email at [email protected].

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Thank you for providing for the future of St. Luke's. I will be in touch within 24 hours to confirm receipt of your form. - Mark Simmons