Thanks to TU Donors, Graduating Senior Seeks to Multiply Kingdom Impact
This academic year, Taylor awarded over $30 million in scholarships and aid to equip students to become servant leaders.
This ministry was created to help you effectively manage all of God’s resources—time, talents, money, relationships, career, possessions, the earth, and more.
Where are you in your biblical stewardship planning?
Biblical Stewardship is our gift to you — the extended Taylor family, current students, and ministry partners — in gratitude for your generosity and commitment to building the Lord's kingdom at Taylor and throughout your community.
Every principle, practice, and application of this ministry is firmly grounded in the Word of God.
Request a complimentary copy of The Steward’s Way
The Steward’s Way outlines the essence of life as a steward in a simple, yet profound, manner that applies to every Christian’s life.
Provided by Taylor, Guided by Jay Link
Jay Link, Director of Stewardship Planning at Taylor University, spent 35 years counseling Christian families to build customized Master Stewardship Plans. He is an author, a mentor to hundreds of financial advisors and attorneys, and started his career as a pastor. His passion is helping Christian families use all the Lord has entrusted to them for Kingdom-building purposes.
You can reach Jay using the form below to discuss your personal journey towards whole-life stewardship.
This is an emotional, spiritual, and financial question. We need to determine how much of the Lord’s gifts to consume on our lifestyle.
If we become parents, this question becomes extremely important and complex. There are a host of inheritance conundrums that parents face in planning.
After answering the first two questions, you’ll know how much you have left over to use while you’re still on this Earth and once you go to be with the Lord.
Thanks to TU Donors, Graduating Senior Seeks to Multiply Kingdom Impact
This academic year, Taylor awarded over $30 million in scholarships and aid to equip students to become servant leaders.
The Gates Family: Inspired by the Power of the TU Community
Taylor taught Joel and Angie Gates to crave community. Their goal is to build what they experienced during at TU in their home, work, and neighborhood.
The Eicher family: Four Taylor Generations Living For a Purpose
For a student from Mumbai, India in the late 1980s, the two pillars of light of Rice Bell Tower illuminating the night sky helped Andi Eicher (’92) see the possibility of living life as a Christian with his “eyes wide open.”
“It is more blessed to give than to receive.” Acts 20:35
One of the primary characteristics of a good and faithful steward...
“If you were to make a personal balance sheet of all you own, the page should be blank.”
We’d love to connect and provide more information about how Taylor University’s Biblical Stewardship ministry can help align your God-given purpose, passions and resources. Email us using the form below or at stewardship@taylor.edu.