God’s Church.
Our Legacy.

A lasting gift to help future generations hear the Gospel, grow in faith, and experience the love of Christ.

Every generation has been blessed by those who came before them — people who prayed, served, sacrificed, and gave faithfully. Legacy giving is one way to continue that faithfulness for generations to come.

One generation shall commend your works to another

Psalm 145:4

Why Consider a Legacy Gift?

A legacy gift is not about wealth — it is about stewardship, gratitude, and a desire to invest in God’s Kingdom beyond our lifetime. Your future gift can help sustain and strengthen the ministry of VCC for decades to come.

Children & Youth

Next Gen Ministry

Missions & Outreach

Community Care

Building & Facility Needs

Future Ministry Opportunities

Ways to Give a Legacy Gift

Include VCC In Your Will

Leave a specific dollar amount, a percentage of your estate, or the remainder after loved ones are cared for.

A specific dollar amount

A percentage of your estate

The remainder of your estate after loved ones are cared for

Name VC as a Beneficiary

Designate the church as a beneficiary of retirement accounts, investment accounts, or life insurance policies.

Retirement accounts

Investment accounts

Life insurance policies

Give Appreciated Assets

In some situations, securities or other assets may provide additional benefits. Professional financial advice is encouraged.

Publicly traded stocks

Mutual funds of ETFs

Real estate or property

A Thoughtful and Prayerful Decision

We encourage every family to first ensure that loved ones are cared for wisely and responsibly. Legacy giving should never come from pressure or obligation, but from prayerful stewardship.

We also encourage you to seek legal and financial counsel when preparing your estate plans.

Sample Bequest Wording

“I give and bequeath to [Church Name], located at [address], the sum of $_________ or ________% of my estate to be used for the ministry and mission of the church as determined by its leadership.”

* Please consult your lawyer or estate advisor.

Begin the Conversation

If you would like to learn more about legacy giving, we would be honoured to speak with you confidentially.