Faith-based capital is changing things.
These aren’t slogans. Each story below draws on published reports from faith-driven organizations and investment managers, with figures, videos, and source documents you can explore for yourself.
Seven stories of money doing something worth doing.
Clean water financed by a bond. Retailers that changed course because Christians owned the shares. A bakery on Main Street funded through a mutual fund. Read the full story behind each one.
VideoFunding the medicine no one else would make
Eventide began in a Cambridge house church with a hard question: can a Christian own a company whose products hurt people? Today it manages billions on the conviction that the businesses that bless the world are the ones worth owning.
VideoThe bond fund that shows up on Main Street
Praxis has spent three decades proving that a bond portfolio can be more than a yield number. Roughly one percent of fund assets are aimed directly at community lenders financing small businesses most banks turn away.
VideoWhat happens when Christians own the shares
Selling a stock ends the conversation. Owning it starts one. Inspire engaged more than 1,100 companies in a single year — and several of America's largest retailers changed course.
Clean water for five million people
GuideStone has screened investments by Christian values for more than fifty years. Its first Kingdom Impact Report put a number on what that stewardship reached: five million people with access to clean water.
$25 billion, one giving decision at a time
Investing well and giving well are the same discipline. Since 1982, givers at the National Christian Foundation have mobilized more than $25 billion to churches, ministries and charities.
The $22.4 trillion question
Kingdom Advisors research estimates American church members hold roughly $22.4 trillion in investable assets — close to half of all public market investment in the country. The movement exists to ask what that money is doing.
VideoA million people a day at the kitchen table
Impact is not only measured in billions. FaithFi reaches more than a million listeners a day with the same conviction we build portfolios on: God owns it all, and we are stewards.
Figures and stories on these pages come from the organizations’ own published reports, press releases and regulatory filings, each linked on the case study page. These organizations are independent of Christ-Centered Investing, and nothing here is a recommendation of any specific fund or security.
“Whatever you do, do all to the glory of God.”1 Corinthians 10:31
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