We have a heart to help those who minister.
Leaving a gift in your will to Silson Memorial Trust is a great way to ensure you leave a lasting legacy. It’s a practical act of honouring those who have spent their lives helping people in need.
Join with us in our vision. Leave a lasting legacy today.
What We Do
Silson Memorial Trust has a heart to help those who minister:
- By providing an aid fund for missionaries
- By making grants to pastors, ministers, and leaders throughout the Assemblies Of God community in New Zealand
If you are considering leaving a gift in your Will to Silson Memorial Trust and would like more information, click below.
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Supporting and helping others in need is one of life’s joys. Why not partner with us in this vision?
Testimonials
There are many stories of how the Silson Memorial Trust has helped ministers over the years. We’re honoured to be able to share in these stories.
“Answering the call”
“Thank you for the generous offering you gave when we appealed for help”
– Grant recipient
“Growing with impact”
“I would like to thank you once again for the scholarship granted to support my missions work through study in 2020. I have successfully completed the Post Graduate Certificate in Professional Supervision, learned much and look forward to graduating in March. I am very grateful and would like you to know that your support has seen me grow in ways that directly impact our teams in Asia working to reach, rescue and restore women and girls trafficked for sexual exploitation.”
– Grant recipient
“Connecting communities”
“Thank you for your investment into the mission heart of our Movement… your support helped fund our Overseas Missions media director to connect our Movement to our missionaries”
– Grant recipient
“Enabling hope”
“Our heartfelt thanks to Silson Trust
for making funds available for medical
and optical needs.”
– Grant recipient
” Lending a Helping Hand“
“Thank you for the assistance that you gave this project… I do believe that my work will result in an increase in the support of church planters”
– Grant recipient
Silson Trust 