Brethren in Christ Church Extension Funds

Church extension funds connected to the Brethren in Christ tradition raise money from investors and make loans to congregations and ministries. 1 fund is listed here, based on what each one publishes. Listings are alphabetical and are not ranked or endorsed.
Directory information only. This is not an offer, advice, or an endorsement. Details come from each fund's own pages and may be out of date. Investments are generally not FDIC or NCUA insured, and offerings vary by state. Read the fund's current offering circular before you invest or apply. How this directory works

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    Brethren in Christ

    Mechanicsburg, PA · Investors: churches, individuals, organizations

    Notes and accounts: Certificates and Other products and 1 more

    Lending: Church loans and Church worker mortgages

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Many funds lend mainly to their own denomination, though some serve others. Check each listing for details.

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