Christian-Owned Business Lending
Start with the criteria that actually matter. Does the lender explain the full cost of a loan before you sign anything? Do they tell you when a product isn't the right fit, even if that costs them the deal? Will they pick up the phone after the paperwork closes? Those are the questions worth asking any business lender, and they're worth asking the ones on this page too.
Every lender listed here signed our statement of faith to be included, confessing Jesus as Lord. That's the gate. We also reach out to welcome most new listings with a call, and we pray for the owner right there on the phone. A genuine hello, not a credentialing exam. What it means for you is that you're starting with a pool of believers who have publicly identified their faith as part of how they run their business.
Honestly, that matters in lending more than most categories. Money is where character shows up fast. A lender who will walk you through a term sheet line by line, tell you plainly when the numbers don't work, and return a call on a complicated day is worth more than a rate that looks good on a flyer. The reviews below are where you find out whether that's who these lenders actually are in practice. Read them. They're written by borrowers who went through the process, not us. Your deal, your call.
States with listings
Listings (9)
Hungry Wolf Blueprint
State Farm Agent - Josh Steigelmann
Harvest Coffee Company
Mortgages & More, LLC
Kingdom Architects
Magenta Commercial Capital
Accurate Payment Solutions
Rhofx Capital
Desert Peak Enterprises LLC
Frequently asked questions
How does a lender get listed on LocateFaith?
The owner signs our statement of faith, confessing Jesus as Lord. That's the entry requirement. We also welcome most new listings with a call and pray for them on that call.
Does LocateFaith verify that these lenders are legitimate?
We don't audit their licensing or inspect their practices. The statement of faith is the gate. For quality and reliability, the customer reviews on each listing are your best resource.
What should I look for when comparing Christian business lenders?
Transparency on total loan cost, willingness to say no when a product isn't right for you, and responsiveness after the deal closes. Reviews from past borrowers will tell you who delivers on those.
Are these lenders only for businesses with Christian owners?
That's up to each lender. Most serve any business owner. The Christian identity is about who owns and operates the lending practice, not a filter on who they'll work with.
How current is the directory?
Listings are added as owners join and sign the statement of faith. The page reflects who's currently listed, so check back if you don't find the right fit on your first visit.