Community Enterprise Mortgage

Community Enterprise Mortgage

Giving you the financial support to bring hope to your community.

  • Non-residential.
  • Property for Christian social benefit projects.
  • Property purchase and/or development.

Across the UK, churches and Christian charitable projects are bringing hope, purpose, connection and opportunity to their communities. We lend to churches and Christian charities dedicated to sharing the Christian faith.

Whether you are looking to buy new property, renovate an existing one or even build one from scratch, a Community Enterprise Mortgage could provide you with the funding you need.

YOUR PROPERTY MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE.

Commercial mortgages are not currently regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, and therefore do not have the same protections as regulated personal mortgages. Please contact us for more details if required. 

Customer Story

Sue’s church meets in a deprived area where school attendance is poor and youth crime rates are high. Sue and several other church members have professional experience in social work and teaching. A Community Enterprise Mortgage from Kingdom Bank enabled the church to open a community youth centre where Sue and others now volunteer, providing mentoring, support and fun for the young people in their community, as well as a new route into the church family.

*Story based on the experiences of real customers. Names and places have been anonymised.

Interest rates

We work closely with churches and charities to understand their circumstances, enabling us to offer the best rates we can.

Please do get in touch to discuss your situation and find out whether we could provide your organisation with a mortgage.

Complete the form below to find out whether Kingdom Bank could provide you with a mortgage. One of our friendly Christian mortgage team will be in touch to discuss your plans.

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You can also call us on 0115 921 7280 to discuss your enquiry.

Your property may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.