Responsibilities for the here and now
-- and the hereafter . . .
"The Lord would have His followers dispense their means while they can do it themselves," counseled Ellen White, nearly 150 years ago. In the matter of wills, she said, it is our responsibility to exercise our intellect and "secure to the Lord His own."
So began the Seventh-day Adventist tradition of redistributing resources through wills, trusts, annuities and other special gifts that benefit individuals, families and God's work.
A highly professional service at every level of the church, Trust Services expresses this tradition through sound administrative and investment policies, accountability and high ethical standards. All personnel who have discretionary duties must be certified and complete annual continuing education requirements. Trust Services organizations are audited regularly and meet rigorous accreditation and fiduciary standards.
Designed to meet changing needs throughout the life cycle, Trust Services not only provides useful financial, estate and gift planning information, but also discusses how to arrange care for children or elderly parents and name individuals to make decisions for them if they are unable to do so. By placing these services in the context of Seventh-day Adventist beliefs -- and making them available to all -- Trust Services provides a unique opportunity for our church family to achieve their personal, financial and spiritual objectives. To find out how Trust Services can help you plan for your cycle of life, call: (509) 838-2761, or (509) 529-6291.
Trust Services
Upper Columbia Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
15918 E Euclid Ave.
Spokane Valley, WA 99216
(509) 838-2761Trust Services – College Place, WA
505 S College Ave Suite 1
College Place, WA 99324-1225
(509) 529-6291 Office
(509) 529-0957 Fax
