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A long history of working with churches and nonprofits makes TMF an ideal financial partner to realize your mission

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With 60 years of church lending experience, we understand and meet the unique needs of churches

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impact story

Creating space for God in a generational church at A&M UMC

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Source of loans

Loans are funded by impact investors, dedicated to the future of the church

When Property Becomes Possibility

What if the buildings and land your congregation has stewarded for generations are assets waiting to serve God's expanding mission in a changing world?

In this episode of the Igniting Imagination® podcast, Rev. Lisa Greenwood is joined by Rev. Dr. Mark Holland, project manager for church property development with Wesleyan Impact Partners and Texas Methodist Foundation, alongside Chris Miller, chief financial, investment, and lending officer at Texas Methodist Foundation and Wesleyan Impact Partners.

Together, they explore one of the most pressing and deeply spiritual questions facing congregations today: How do we best steward the assets God has entrusted to us?

Empowering churches and nonprofits

Helping Churches Expand Ministry

Since the early 1960s, Texas Methodist Foundation has offered loans to empower churches and nonprofits to achieve their God-inspired dreams. Our rates and expert counsel help churches sustainably grow while expanding their ministries for the long term. With over sixty years and thousands of church loans, we are one of the largest church extension funds in the country.

TMF impact investors fund loans for church construction projects and their capital needs. Unlike commercial financial institutions, loan interest earned by TMF is reinvested back into churches and nonprofit ministries through learning and innovation programs, philanthropy services, and grants.

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Impact Story

Creating Space for God in a Generational Church

A&M United Methodist Church has built a thriving generational congregation in College Station, Texas. Their creative use of space allows members to experience God in more spaces, not just in the main sanctuary for an hour a week on Sunday. Converting an adjacent building's old sanctuary into a coffee shop created a unique new intimate space where students now come throughout the week to study and connect with friends.

Reimaging a simple stained-glass window into a rich tapestry of the life of Jesus is now a new space for worship and a gathering place that has become a source of pride for the entire congregation. New spaces have also been created for the arts to host shows and live performances by artists across the community.

Rethinking spaces where members meet and connect with God and with each other extend worship and formation across the campus and where connection can be found and experienced.