Kingdom Bank is a Christian bank, established in the United Kingdom in the 1950s. The bank was founded by a pastor, George Oldershaw, to finance the growth and development of UK churches after he found it difficult to secure lending for church properties from traditional High Street banks.
Kingdom Bank is a Christian bank, established in the United Kingdom in the 1950s. The bank was founded by a pastor, George Oldershaw, to finance the growth and development of UK churches after he found it difficult to secure lending for church properties from traditional High Street banks.
Kingdom Bank is a Christian bank, established in the United Kingdom in the 1950s. The bank was founded by a pastor, George Oldershaw, to finance the growth and development of UK churches after he found it difficult to secure lending for church properties from traditional High Street banks.
The company became a charity, named Assemblies of God Property Trust, in 1954 and received its banking licence in the 1980s. The bank was founded in 2005, and was then sold to the Christian charity Stewardship – the deal was agreed in September 2019 and went through in March 2020.
As a Christian organisation, the Christian faith informs all of Kingdom Bank’s activities. Profits are donated to good causes and the bank focuses on improving lives through the development it offers to churches. Staff at the bank are given time to pray and directors and staff go on annual Christian retreats.
Kingdom offers a wide range of savings accounts for individuals, churches and charities. These savings are loaned to churches and charities to help them build and develop.
Kingdom Bank offers savings accounts to churches and individuals that are ethical, with money used to fund the mortgage lending. Savings accounts are protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.
Kingdom insures the activities of its churches and their activities, which may include insurance products for charities, clubs and associations, community groups, trustee indemnity, professional indemnity and community minibus cover.
Kingdom Bank also has a portfolio of mortgage products for churches, charities, missionaries, ministers, church workers and social enterprises.
You can view all available products on the Kingdom Bank website.
Kingdom Bank is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and Prudential Regulation Authority.
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