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Solomon Foundation Offering Church Loans

by | 14 July, 2011 | 0 comments

By Jennifer Taylor

The Solomon Foundation, a new church extension fund for the Christian churches and churches of Christ, launched several months ago with headquarters in Englewood, CO. Doug Crozier, formerly president of Church Development Fund (Irvine, CA), serves as chief executive officer of the new organization.

Crossroads Christian Church (Grand Prairie, TX) and Christ”s Church of the Valley (Peoria, AZ) worked with Crozier and his team to fund the development and launch of the foundation. Leaders from Mount Pleasant Christian Church (Greenwood, IN), Real Life Ministries (Post Falls, ID), The Crossing (Quincy, IL), and Churchill Meadows Christian Church (Toronto, Canada) join representatives from Crossroads and CCV on the board.

In addition to loans and lines of credit, The Solomon Foundation also offers several short- and mid-term investment opportunities. Learn more at www.TheSolomonFoundation.org.

 

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