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Fund Management Board
2 Chronicles 34:17: They have paid out the money that was in the temple of the
LORD and have entrusted it to the supervisors and workers.
Mission
    Fund Management mission is to provide members and friends of the
    congregation a means by which they can continue Christian stewardship and
    financial support of Trinity Lutheran Church beyond their lifetime.
Adullt Service Opportunities - Fund Management
Leadership
    The Fund Management Board shall consist of six members. They shall be
    elected for a term of three years, and their terms shall be arranged so that the
    terms of two members expire each year. No member shall serve more than two
    (2) consecutive terms.

    The Fund Board has the following responsibilities in relation to the funds of the
    Congregational Fund:
Receive gifts in the name of the congregation.
Invest the monies of the Fund.
Collect the income from the Fund.
Pay the expenses of the Fund.
Use the income from the Fund to accomplish the goals established for the
Congregational Fund.
Report to the congregation the status of the Congregational Fund.
Giving Opportunities
    Congregational Fund Gifts and Contributions
    Gifts and contributions from any individual, firm or corporation, in money, in
    securities, or in any other form of property, including, by way of explanation and
    not in limitation, direct gifts for the purpose of the Fund, gifts in memory of any
    deceased person or in appreciation or recognition of any living person, gifts in
    the form of a devise or bequest under Will or Trust instrument, and gifts or
    proceeds or portion of proceeds of insurance, annuity, or endowment policies or
    contracts, may be received by the Fund at any time.

    Gifts and contributions may be received upon special terms or conditions or
    containing limitations or directions as to the investments or use of the substance
    of the gift, the use or accumulation of the income provided that such are
    acceptable to Trinity Lutheran Church. Please contact the church office for
    further information.

    Stewardship
    Earnings of the Fund

    Both the principal and income from unrestricted gifts and bequests to the Fund
    are to be used for the purposes, projects and programs recommended by the
    Fund Management Board, and approved by the Trinity Lutheran Church Council.

    The Board may recommend to the Council the use of the Fund to enhance the
    ministry of the Church, assist in acquiring, and constructing Church facilities,
    promote mission projects, and assist in education projects. The Board may not
    use any principal of the Fund for any purpose, project, or program
    recommended by the Board unless approved by a two-thirds (2/3) majority of
    the Congregational meeting.

    The Fund may support a new congregational program or project which would
    normally be funded by the operating budget. In the initial three (3) years of a new
    congregational program or project, the income and principal of the Fund may be
    used on a proportionally decreasing basis so that by the third (3) year, if not
    sooner, the new program or project is fully supported by the operating budget.

    Notwithstanding the language above, no part of the income or principal of the
    Fund shall be used for the normal operating budget of the Church.
    Our Administrative Pastor or a Congregational Fund Committee member will be
    happy to discuss with you the various ways you might give to the Congregational
    Fund. In addition, you should contact your attorney, accountant, trust officer,
    insurance agent or other professional advisor.
For More Information
    Our Administrative Pastor or a Congregational Fund Committee member will be
    happy to discuss with you the various ways you might give to the Congregational
    Fund. In addition, you should contact your attorney, accountant, trust officer,
    insurance agent or other professional advisor.
Leaders
Fund Management Board, 2010
Rick Eickemeyer – 2010 (2)
Barbara Pingel – 2010 (2)
Naomi Stanek – 2011 (1)    
Dave Buske – 2012 (1)
Marian Maass – 2012 (1)
Peter Melsness – 2012 (1)
Steve Barna – 2012 (1)