Choosing someone to manage your wealth is one of the more personal decisions you'll make. Not just financially. You're handing over a picture of your whole life: what you've built, what you owe, what you're afraid of losing, what you hope to leave behind. A shared faith doesn't automatically mean a shared philosophy on risk tolerance or retirement timelines, and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling something. But it can mean something real: a planner who prays over the work, who sees stewardship as a calling woven into every client conversation, who won't steer you toward instruments that conflict with how you actually want to live. That's worth looking for, and honestly, it's harder to find than it should be.
Every advisor on this page signed our statement of faith to be listed here. An actual confession of Jesus as Lord, not a badge you earn by having a nice office. We reach out to welcome most new practices with a call and pray for the owner right there on the line. A hello, not a credential review. The credentialing, the track record, the question of whether this person will actually serve your family well across decades of decisions, not just the first meeting when everyone is on their best behavior, that's what the reviews are for, and there are real ones to read.
Coverage here is solid. Enough that you can compare advisors, ask hard questions, and make a real choice rather than defaulting to whoever your brother-in-law uses. A Christian wealth manager who asks about your goals before your portfolio balance is worth a conversation. Whether they're the right one is still yours to decide.
States with listings
Listings (34)
Revolution Financial Management
Jesse Shogren-Financial Professional, New York Life
Reformed Finance
Logan Colwell, Financial Advisor with Eckman Wealth Management
Equitable Advisors
HarvestWise Wealth Planning
One Pacific Financial Strategies - Bar De Leon
Dave Czarnecki - Financial Advisor - Northwestern Mutual
He owns it all! Psalm 24:1 The earth is the Lord's, and the fulness thereof; the world, and they that dwell therein.
RS Wealth Strategies
Scalco Financial
Brent Hershey State Farm Insurance
Frequently asked questions
What makes a wealth manager on this page different?
Every advisor listed signed our statement of faith, confessing Jesus as Lord. That's the entry point. It means you're starting with someone who shares a foundation. Whether their investment approach fits your life is what the reviews help you figure out.
Does LocateFaith verify an advisor's credentials or track record?
No. Signing our statement of faith is what earns a listing. Credentials, licensing, and client track record are things you verify directly. The reviews on each profile are a strong place to start that process.
How do I know if a Christian wealth manager is actually a good fit for me?
Ask them directly how faith shapes their practice. Ask about fee structures, investment philosophy, and how they handle clients whose values conflict with certain asset classes. Then read the reviews. People who've worked with them will tell you what the website won't.
What does stewardship mean in the context of Christian wealth management?
For many Christian advisors, stewardship means treating your assets as part of a larger calling, not just a number to grow. That can show up in socially responsible investing, generosity planning, or simply an advisor who prays with you before major decisions. It varies by practice, so ask.
Is there enough coverage to actually compare advisors?
Yes. Supply on this page is real. You're not choosing between one option and nothing. Take the time to read reviews across a few profiles, reach out to two or three, and let the conversations do the work.