Governance
Good governance underpins strong ministry. We offer practical advice on governance, compliance and accountability, helping churches and charities steward resources in a way that honours Jesus.
Do banks hate churches? Pt 3: building better ties
“Unwittingly, with the best of gospel proclamation intentions, Emmanuel just funded terrorists.”
Paul Houghton
Do banks hate churches? Pt 2: why de-banking happens
Church de-banking may be less about persecution and more about compliance, risk and good governance.
Paul Houghton
Do banks hate churches? Pt 1: the perception issue
Paul Houghton, Kingdom Bank CEO, asks why Churches have become increasingly wary of big banks.
Paul Houghton
Guiding churches through property projects
A Q&A with Jon Broome, Property Services Lead at Kingdom Bank.
Jon Broome
Five questions to ask when choosing a bank
Most of us don’t have time to do a full-scale research project when looking for a bank, and it can feel overwhelming knowing where to begin.
Ruth Upton
What do we need to see for a church or charity mortgage?
We spoke to Kirsty, our Church and Charity Lending Manager about what the Kingdom Bank Lending Team look for when assessing a mortgage application.
Kirsty Gledhill
Why should my church save with Kingdom Bank?
One of the main questions we get as a bank is “why?” Why go to the effort of changing bank? Why choose a slightly lower interest rate than I can get elsewhere? Why does my banking need to be explicitly ‘Christian’?
Pod Bhogal
The ‘de-banking’ phenomenon: a response from our CEO
Paul Houghton, CEO of Kingdom Bank, provides his thoughts on the issue of 'de-banking'.
Paul Houghton
Is your church insurance protecting you? 6 questions to ask
Find out if your policy is covering everything it should with these essential questions.
Barry Walker
Five Ways To Fundraise For A Church Building Project
In this blog post, Nicholas Morris of Clarity Wealth Management considers five different types of fundraising methods and shares some guidance on the advantages and potential pitfalls of each.
Nicholas Morris
