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Peace of Mind Starts with a Plan

October 19-25th is National Estate Planning Awareness Week — a timely reminder of something many of us put off: creating or updating an estate plan.

Studies show that 70% of American adults don’t have a will. Without one, decisions about your assets, guardianship of children, and even personal wishes are left up to ...


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By: Nicole Conti

If we haven’t met before, a little bit about my connection to Inheritance of Hope is that my family was served back in 2011 when I was 7 years old. My dad had stage IV cancer at the time. He was cancer free for several years after that, but In 2023, he had a recurrence of cancer.

In February, the doctors became concerned with a benign bra...


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As a member of the Inheritance of Hope community and a supporter of our mission, you are an important part of what makes this work possible. We’d love for you to join us for our first-ever End of Year Kickoff Call later this month.

Trust us, you’ll want to be there.

We’ll celebrate what you’ve helped make possible this year ...


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“Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends.” – John 15:13

When we hear the words “lay down one’s life,” we often think of a dramatic sacrifice like saving someone from a burning building or taking a bullet for someone. But what I identify from this verse is the practical kinds of sacrifices that Jesus is calling us to ma...


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Fight.

Flight.

Freeze.

Those are three common reactions when we are caught off guard. Think about coming face to face with a massive spider, or slithering snake, or looking down from a terrifying height. You know the feeling.

Scientifically speaking, the emotional center of your brain sends a distress signal to y...


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