Legacy serves as a resource to the conferences, churches, agencies, and employees of the Canadian Conference of Mennonite Brethren Churches. We provide payroll and accounting services, administer CCMBC’s group benefits plan and pension plan, and offer lending and investment services. Our investors enable churches and pastors to have a presence in the communities they serve.
Streamline payroll processing so your team can focus on ministry.
Accurate, compliant payroll every pay period without the headaches.
Minimize administrative work while keeping costs manageable.
We handle all payroll calculations and ensure payments are processed accurately and on schedule every pay period.
We prepare and issue T4s, submit Records of Employment, and provide year-end support so your payroll remains accurate and complete.
Your CRA source deductions are calculated, submitted, and tracked for you, keeping your organization compliant and stress-free.
Staff can reach out with payroll questions, ensuring everyone is informed, supported, and confident in their pay.
Effective July 1 - December 31, 2026
Churches can maximize their funds, knowing there are no hidden or ongoing fees eating into their savings.
Legacy Accounts offer rates that help your church grow its funds efficiently, ensuring your resources are well stewarded.
Churches have complete control over their money, with the freedom to withdraw or adjust their funds at any time without penalties or restrictions.
By choosing a Legacy Account, churches know their funds are being invested in ways that support other CCMBC churches and ministries, helping to advance Kingdom growth together.
Effective July 1 - December 31, 2026
Important: Legacy Accounts are held with CCMBC Legacy Fund (not CCMBC Investments Ltd.) and are available exclusively to CCMBC churches and organizations. They follow different procedures and are not subject to subscription agreements, closing dates, or qualifying requirements.
CCCC offers guidance and numerous resources to support Christian ministries on their journey to becoming ever more exemplary, healthy, and effective. They provide hands‑on, customized HR solutions tailored specifically for Christian ministries. Support is delivered primarily as a virtual service, with most interactions taking place by phone or email. Canadian charities with an active CCCC membership are eligible to access this service.
Time is purchased in blocks of 2, 5, or 10 hours at a rate of $150/hour, with no taxes. This prepaid model provides predictable costs and flexible support for ministries with varying HR needs.
Spraggs Group provides HR advisory services designed to support churches, ministries, and non‑profits. Their consultants bring experience working with faith‑based organizations and offer practical, relationship‑focused assistance.
Visit SpraggsGroup.com to learn more, or email info@spraggsadvisorygroup.com to get started.
Peterson HR Consulting offers personalized HR support tailored to small and mid‑sized organizations, including Christian ministries. Their approach emphasizes practical solutions, leadership development, and context‑sensitive HR practices.
Access AWP’s estate planning services at no cost, completely confidential, with no sales pressure.
Advisors at AWP provide guidance that reflects Christian values and helps families create a plan aligned with their life and faith.
Help families leave a lasting legacy with estate plans that reflect their faith, values, and desire to give generously.
Meetings can be scheduled by phone or Zoom, making it easy for families to participate without leaving home.
Many people assume that if something unexpected happened, their spouse or adult children would automatically be able to make decisions for them. In reality, that is often not the case.
Questions around powers of attorney and living wills are some of the most misunderstood parts of estate and personal planning. People are often unsure what these documents actually do. When do they come into effect? Who should be chosen? What authority do they give? What can happen if they are missing or outdated?
In this practical 30-minute webinar, we’ll explore the important role powers of attorney and healthcare directives play in protecting both you and your family during illness, incapacity, emergencies, or later stages of life. It’s about making your wishes known, reducing stress for loved ones, and ensuring trusted people are able to help when needed most. Whether you are creating these documents for the first time or reviewing older plans, this session will help bring clarity and confidence to an area many people avoid simply because they don’t fully understand it.
Date: October 1, 2026
Time: 12:00 pm ET
You created your will when your children were young, your priorities were different, and life looked very different than it does today. But if your children are now adults and your estate plan hasn’t been revisited in years, it may be time to take another look.
Join us to explore why estate plans should evolve alongside your family. As children grow older, relationships shift, assets change, responsibilities expand, and new questions often emerge around executors, powers of attorney, inheritances, family communication, aging parents, blended families, and long-term planning goals.
This session will help you understand when an estate plan should be reviewed, common areas families overlook after children become adults, and how to approach planning conversations with grown children in healthy and productive ways. We’ll also discuss practical updates that may help reduce future confusion, protect family relationships, and ensure your current wishes are clearly reflected in your documents.
Date: October 13, 2026
Time: 8:00 pm ET
You want your giving to make a difference. But figuring out the smartest, simplest, and most effective way to give can sometimes feel surprisingly complicated. What is a donor-advised fund exactly? How does it work? Is it only for wealthy families? And why are more Canadians choosing this approach for charitable giving?
In this webinar, we’ll unpack everything you need to know about donor-advised funds (DAFs) in Canada —without the jargon or complexity.
We’ll explore how donor-advised funds work, the flexibility and tax advantages they can offer, and how they can help individuals, families, and business owners give more intentionally over time. Whether you’re supporting your church, favourite charities, community organizations, or causes you care deeply about, this session will help you understand how a foundation-style approach to giving can simplify generosity and create lasting impact.
Date: October 29, 2026
Time: 12:00 pm ET
No two families look exactly alike, and estate planning should reflect that. For many Canadians, family relationships are layered and beautifully complex. There may be second marriages, stepchildren, aging parents, adult children, grandchildren, shared properties, family businesses, caregiving responsibilities, or loved ones with unique financial or personal needs. But when estate plans don’t fully reflect those realities, misunderstandings, conflict, and unintended outcomes can happen far too easily.
This practical and compassionate webinar explores estate planning for today’s families including blended families, common law relationships, multi-generational households, caregiving situations, and other unique family dynamics that require additional care and clarity.
Whether your situation is simple or complex, this session will help you think more intentionally about the people you love and the legacy you hope to leave behind.
Date: November 10, 2026
Time: 8:00 pm ET
Charitable giving can be one of the most powerful tools within an estate plan when approached strategically. This is a practical webinar focused on how to integrate philanthropy into your overall financial and estate planning strategy. This session will explore how individuals and families can structure charitable giving in ways that maximize impact, support long-term priorities, and align with broader family and financial objectives. We’ll discuss key planning tools including charitable bequests, trusts, donor-advised funds, insurance strategies, and tax-efficient giving options, along with how these tools can be used to create flexibility, clarity, and long-term philanthropic impact.
Whether you are considering a future legacy gift, supporting multiple charitable interests, or looking for more intentional ways to incorporate giving into your estate plan, this webinar will provide practical insight into building a philanthropic strategy that is both meaningful and effective.
Date: November 25, 2026
Time: 3:00 pm ET
Advisors with Purpose provides free, ready-to-use resources to help churches engage their members in Christ-centered estate and financial planning. These resources are designed to support pastors and leaders as they encourage their congregations to think intentionally about stewardship and legacy planning. These materials can be used before, during, or after your church service, in an email or newsletter, or posted on your website or social media.
Available resources include:
These resources can be sent electronically, or if you’d prefer printed materials, we can deliver them to you. All resources are provided free of charge.
