Lloyd Van Vactor Fund
Philippines
The Lloyd Van Vactor Fund was established as a Wider Church Ministries endowment fund in 1993 in honor of Reverend Lloyd Van Vactor, in order to support the Theological Education Scholarship Fund of the United Church of Christ in the Philippines (UCCP).
Reverend Lloyd Van Vactor and his wife, Maisie, served as mission co-workers of the United Church of Christ from 1954 until 1981. They worked with the United Church of Christ in the Philippines (UCCP) in the Mindanao area of southern Philippines.
After returning from the Philippines, Reverend Van Vactor served with the United Church Board for World Ministries (UCBWM) of the United Church of Christ, the predecessor mission body of Wider Church Ministries, in New York City. He worked in the administration and leadership of One Great Hour of Sharing and then, as UCBWM brought together its mission and service areas, he worked as the Associate to the UCBWM General Secretary. Reverend Van Vactor served 1981 until 1992 in the UCBWM in New York, and then retired to Washington State.
Distributions from the Lloyd Van Vactor Fund support the Theological Education Scholarship Fund of the United Church of Christ in the Philippines.
Additional contributions may be made to the principal of the Lloyd Van Vactor Fund by check written to Wider Church Ministries and sent to:
WCM/Global Ministries
PO BOX 71957
Cleveland, Ohio 44194
Please include “Lloyd Van Vactor Fund” on the memo line of the check or in an accompanying note.
Questions regarding the Lloyd Van Vactor Fund are welcome. Please contact the Global Ministries Resource Development Office at 317-713-2555 or gifts@dom.disciples.org.
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