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ILC ENDOWMENT FUND (Immanuel Lutheran Church Endowment Fund) is sponsored by Immanuel Lutheran Church (managed by California Community Foundation). This endowment fund, established by Immanuel Lutheran Church and managed by the California Community Foundation, provides income to support the church's current ministries and events, ensure its campus remains a place of worship, and expand its ability to share religious news wi…
ILC ENDOWMENT FUND is sponsored by Immanuel Lutheran Church, Redondo Beach (managed by California Community Foundation). This endowment fund provides income to Immanuel Lutheran Church of Redondo Beach, California, to support its current ministries and events, ensure its campus remains a place of worship, and expand its ability to share its message.
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