Sts. Peter & Paul Society

A planned gift is a contribution that is arranged in the present and allocated at a future date. Commonly donated through a will or trust, planned gifts are most often granted once the donor has passed away and can lessen the tax burden on appreciated assets and reduce the estate tax beneficiaries will have to pay.

Make a Planned Gift

A planned gift can help to secure your legacy and make an impact that will last more than a lifetime.

With an estate plan you can be a good steward of the gifts God has given you. The St. Paul Center can help you by combining your charitable interests with effective planning.

What a Planned Gift Will Enable Us To Do

A planned gift will enable the St. Paul Center to better plan for the future and more effectively share the power of God’s Word with millions of Catholics through our website, books, Bible studies, and other resources. Your contributions will make it possible for us to build and plan for the future, to advance our impact with new Journey Through Scripture studies, new books from Emmaus Road Publishing and Emmaus Academic, and so much more.

Leave a Legacy Gift

“I’ve been involved with the St. Paul Center since it was founded by Dr. Hahn over twenty years ago. I believe there is a great need for Catholics to better understand the Bible. The Center’s mission of helping the laity read Sacred Scripture from the heart of the Church and assisting priests in becoming biblically fluent is something I’m passionate about. I want to leave a legacy gift that will impact the Church for generations. Naming the St. Paul Center as one of the charitable beneficiaries of my will enables me to serve and support our priests as well as to help inspire fallen away Catholics to come back home.”

Diane

Longtime St. Paul Center Supporter

Start Planning Your Gift

Contact Isaac Sanford, Director of Development at (740) 901-0914 or isaacsanford@stpaulcenter.com for additional information on making a planned gift or to discuss different options for including the St. Paul Center in your will or estate plan.
Seek the advice of your financial or legal advisor.
If you decide to name the St. Paul Center in your will or estate plan, we thank you for your generosity. Please be sure to use the Center’s legal name and federal tax identification number. Legal Name: The St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology 
Address: 1380 University Blvd. – Steubenville, OH 43952 
Federal Tax ID Number: 75-2980638
Fill out and return the Sts. Peter & Paul Society Membership Acceptance Form.

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