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Mindful Estate Planning

Mindful Estate Planning: Who Will Inherit the Mess?

Wednesday, June 4, 2025 | 6:00 - 7:30 pm

City Church is hosting a seminar on mindful estate planning, sponsored by Converge North Central and presented by Generations Legal Services.

This seminar is made possible through the generous support of the Lilly Endowment, whose mission is to help congregations thrive. One way they do this is by promoting financial stewardship—and estate planning is a powerful way to ensure our resources continue to support the people and ministries we care about.

With a goal of seeing congregations live and leave a spiritual legacy, this seminar will equip you with practical steps to plan your estate in a way that reflects your values and faith.

Why Attend the Mindful Estate Planning Seminar?

There are three key benefits to attending this workshop:

  1. Complimentary Estate Plan Review
    Thanks to a partnership with Converge North Central, Generations Legal Services is offering a complimentary review of your estate plan. This no-cost service ensures your plan reflects your personal, financial, and philanthropic goals. You are under no obligation to purchase or use their services.
  2. Customized Guidance for Your Unique Situation
    Every family’s circumstances are different. This workshop will help you explore ways to align your estate with the legacy you want to leave, while also maximizing potential tax benefits.
  3. Avoid the State’s Default Plan
    If you don’t have an estate plan in place, the state of Minnesota has one for you—and it involves probate court. This process can take 9 to 18 months and comes with significant fees. By planning now, you remain in control and spare your loved ones unnecessary stress and expense.

Bonus Benefit: A Stewardship Opportunity
Through smart planning, taxes that would otherwise go to the state can instead be directed to support the mission of the church—without reducing what you give to your family. It’s a powerful way to extend your impact and leave a spiritual legacy.