State Disclosures
Lutheran Church Extension Fund, LCEF
金融服务
St. Louis,MO 2,318 位关注者
"Where investments build ministry." NMLS #3444
关于我们
LCEF, incorporated in 1978, is a continuation of the Synod's service to the entire LCMS. Congregations, ministries and schools gain funds for building, upgrading or remodeling facilities, and rostered church workers secured reasonable housing and consolidation loans. LCEF partners with more than 50,000 investors to make the funds available for these loans. Together, these partnerships have resulted in a total asset portfolio of $1.8 billion. God has truly blessed the ministry of Church Extension and its supporters!
- 网站
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https://lcef.org/
Lutheran Church Extension Fund, LCEF的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 金融服务
- 规模
- 201-500 人
- 总部
- St. Louis,MO
- 类型
- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 1978
- 领域
- Investments、Loans和Services
地点
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主要
10733 Sunset Office Drive, Suite 300
US,MO,St. Louis,63127-1020
Lutheran Church Extension Fund, LCEF员工
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Kevin McDaniel
Graphic Designer | Direction | Marketing Communications | Brand Enthusiast | Creative & Resourceful Visionary | Dreamer
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Jim O'Brien
Seasoned COO with over 20 years of expertise in financial services and technology, driving digital transformations, large scale change programs, and…
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Mike Rengel
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Lori Deffenderfer
动态
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LCEF is proud to partner with MinistryFOCUS, Lilly Endowment Inc., and Concordia University Wisconsin on the new Ministerial Excellence Fund (MEF). This grant will be awarded to up to three pastors from each of the participating districts and will include a total cash grant of $4,500 plus $500 in tuition to participate in a 14-module online financial education curriculum developed by CUW.
Debt relief for the church's workers
https://reporter.lcms.org
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This #ThankfulThursday, we're deeply grateful for the vibrant faith communities, schools, and Recognized Service Organizations of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod. With over 5,900 LCMS churches and 900+ LCMS schools, they are beacons of God's love and grace. We are blessed to serve them.
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One of the greatest gifts you can give yourself and your team for the holidays is ending the year well. In this #MinistryMoment, LCEF Vice President of Ministry Solutions Rev. Eric Kennaugh will discuss the keys to closing out the year to set up 2025 for success.
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Think of the family members in your circle who have dedicated their lives to serving in the church. Now, we have a chance to give back to those who serve so faithfully. This Giving Tuesday, give as little as $10 in honor of a church worker you know and love. Your gift to the Church Worker Loan Pool helps ensure that they have the financial support they need. Let’s honor their dedication: lcef.org/GivingTuesday
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Looking for an investment that not only benefits you but also supports the Kingdom? With LCEF’s All Access Account, you earn a competitive interest rate while supporting LCMS ministries. Manage your finances with flexibility—no monthly fees, a Visa debit card and convenient online services. Make a difference while growing your investments. Start here > lcef.org/allaccess -- LCEF is a nonprofit religious organization; therefore, LCEF investments are not FDIC-insured bank deposit accounts. This is not an offer to sell investments, nor a solicitation to buy. LCEF will offer and sell its securities only in states where authorized. The offer is made solely by LCEF’s Offering Circular. Investors should carefully read the Offering Circular, which more fully describes associated risks. StewardAccount products are not available to investors in South Carolina. StewardAccount access features are offered through UMB Bank n.a. All Access Account is known as “StewardAccount” for investors in Washington.
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For many church workers, financial burdens can weigh heavily on their ministry. Through the Church Worker Loan Pool, we can help carry that load. Will you join us on Giving Tuesday this year to make a difference? Your $10 gift can help provide stability for those who uplift us in faith. Be a blessing to those who bless us: lcef.org/GivingTuesday
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Church work is rewarding and demanding. Are you caring for your mental health? In Episode 16, we speak with Rick Armstrong and Megan Miessler about the importance of self-care for church workers. Take time to reflect and recharge. ?? Tune in here: lcef.org/listen
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Immanuel Lutheran School was growing and thriving, but they couldn’t expand due to a historic landmark designation. With LCEF’s guidance, they found a way forward. Learn how they overcame this challenge and set their sights on the future. READ ?? https://lnkd.in/gXiQc8bj