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Town and Rural Keagy Grant
The Keagy Grantare funded by a bequest from Martin Keagy, who had a big heart for small-town and rural churches.
These grants are for larger ministry projects that benefit their communities and strengthen the church through evangelism, discipleship, justice, and compassion. Keagy grants are intended to empower small town and rural churches, outside of metropolitan and suburban areas.
The amount for Keagy Grant awards are between $500 to $5000.
* Please note that the Keagy Committee receives many requests for Keagy Grants, and these requests often exceed the total amount of funds that are available to be awarded. Please keep that in mind as you consider how much your church is applying for.
Recipients are requested to present their ministries at the Town and Rural Festival held in fall so that churches can share what God did through them and encourage one another.
For more information about the grant, contact Rev. Libby Rutherford, chair of the Keagy/Town and Rural Committee.
Deadline to apply: March 31
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