Planned Giving - Truth in Love Ministry

Planning Your Legacy

Share the gospel with generations to come.

A gift in your will or estate plan helps more souls hear the truth about Jesus.

Make a Lasting Impact with a Legacy Gift

Your legacy can continue proclaiming Christ to Mormons and empowering Christians to witness for generations to come.

With a few simple steps, you can help more people find freedom and forgiveness in Jesus.

Your gift can fuel outreach for years — even generations.
You can choose how your gift will be used to support the mission.
Every believer can leave a legacy of faith—no matter your season of life.

Start Planning Your Legacy!

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Complete the form below to receive your free legacy giving booklet and learn how you can make a lasting impact.

Ralph

Ralph's Story

"It is a great comfort to me in knowing that after I'm gone from this earth, TILM will continue to use this gift to lead LDS souls to the Lord."

Years before his passing, Ralph Ruhter made a bold decision: he included Truth in Love Ministry in his estate plan. Now, his gift is actively helping reach those caught in the lies of Mormonism with the truth of God’s grace.

Ralph was a veteran, engineer, and translator of our materials into Spanish. He had a heart to reach the lost, especially Mormons, with the message of salvation in Christ alone. His gift is now making a transformational impact and will provide a significant boost to this ministry for years to come.

Planned Giving Can Be Simple

There are many ways to make a meaningful impact through your estate plan. We gratefully accept a variety of gift types to support the gospel mission, such as:

Bequests

Include a gift in your will or trust to support our mission.

Retirement Assets

Name TILM as a beneficiary of your IRA, 401(k), or other retirement accounts.

Life Insurance

Designate TILM as a beneficiary of your life insurance policy.

Appreciated Investments

Donate stocks or bonds that have increased in value.

Truth in Love Ministry does not provide legal, tax, or financial advice. We encourage you to consult your financial advisor, estate attorney, or tax professional to determine what’s best for your specific situation.

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