Ensure your legacy 
honours your faith

We believe estate planning is an act of stewardship. Cross-Border Worldwide 
helps you structure your will, trusts and giving so your
 family — and your church — are cared for exactly as you intend.

Add Guardian
Legacy Trust
 Who will be the guardian?
Beneficiaries
£450.00
£650.00
Christian Will & Legacy Trust
Features Included:

A will and trust structure built around biblical stewardship — protecting your family and formalising your giving in one coordinated plan.

Faith-Based Guardian Nomination
Charitable Tithe Clause within the Will
Family Trust for Minors
Legal Protection
Backup Guardianship Arrangements
Trusted Oversight
Add Wishes
Faith Provisions
What matters most to protect?
Family Values
Will with Faith-Based Provisions
Purpose

Integrates guardianship, giving and family instructions rooted in your Christian convictions into your will.

Coverage

Designates guardians who share your faith, allocates a tithe or legacy gift to your church or mission, and sets out care instructions for your children's spiritual upbringing.

Benefit

Ensures your family and your church are provided for according to your wishes, not the default rules of intestacy.

Legal Standing

A legally binding document that gives your convictions the force of law once you're gone.

Why Christian Estate Planning?
Scripture calls us stewards, not owners. Planning ahead means your family is cared for, your giving continues, and your convictions — not a court's assumptions — shape what happens to what you leave behind.
Add Gift
Giving Trust
Which church or charity benefits?
Gift Percentage
Will with Faith-Based Provisions
Purpose

Integrates guardianship, giving and family instructions rooted in your Christian convictions into your will.

Coverage

Designates guardians who share your faith, allocates a tithe or legacy gift to your church or mission, and sets out care instructions for your children's spiritual upbringing.

Benefit

Ensures your family and your church are provided for according to your wishes, not the default rules of intestacy.

Legal Standing

A legally binding document that gives your convictions the force of law once you're gone.

Why Christian Estate Planning?
Scripture calls us stewards, not owners. Planning ahead means your family is cared for, your giving continues, and your convictions — not a court's assumptions — shape what happens to what you leave behind.
Add Gift
Giving Trust
Which church or charity benefits?
Gift Percentage
Will with Faith-Based Provisions
Purpose

Integrates guardianship, giving and family instructions rooted in your Christian convictions into your will.

Coverage

Designates guardians who share your faith, allocates a tithe or legacy gift to your church or mission, and sets out care instructions for your children's spiritual upbringing.

Benefit

Ensures your family and your church are provided for according to your wishes, not the default rules of intestacy.

Legal Standing

A legally binding document that gives your convictions the force of law once you're gone.

Why Christian Estate Planning?
Scripture calls us stewards, not owners. Planning ahead means your family is cared for, your giving continues, and your convictions — not a court's assumptions — shape what happens to what you leave behind.
Add Gift
Giving Trust
Which church or charity benefits?
Gift Percentage
Will with Faith-Based Provisions
Purpose

Integrates guardianship, giving and family instructions rooted in your Christian convictions into your will.

Coverage

Designates guardians who share your faith, allocates a tithe or legacy gift to your church or mission, and sets out care instructions for your children's spiritual upbringing.

Benefit

Ensures your family and your church are provided for according to your wishes, not the default rules of intestacy.

Legal Standing

A legally binding document that gives your convictions the force of law once you're gone.

Why Christian Estate Planning?
Scripture calls us stewards, not owners. Planning ahead means your family is cared for, your giving continues, and your convictions — not a court's assumptions — shape what happens to what you leave behind.