Would you like to help support us?

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We are asking for people to consider making donations to help us with the expense of seminary. We are looking to raise around $7,000 for this year.

There are two ways you can give if you are interested in helping:

1) You can contact Molly Mcfazden in the seminary office. 

Mmcfazden@nashotah.edu

 262-646-6507

 2)  You can also go directly to the seminary's website and make a donation:

https://www.nashotah.edu/support/tyler-jason-humphrey.

This site makes it easy to make a donation and provides different options.

Thank you for your generosity and for helping our family!

God bless!

TJ

 

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