CCFS and BFS join together to better serve Australian churches and ministries We are delighted to confirm that Churches of Christ Financial Services (CCFS) and Baptist Financial Services Australia Limited (BFS) have agreed to a merger date of 1 December 2024. Clients wanting to continue with CCFS are required to opt-in and you should now have received correspondence both via… Read more →
CCFS currently operates in Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia and Western Australia at the invitation of the Churches of Christ state boards. The missional partnership we share is greatly valued. In early June the CCFS NRM and Acting CEO Stuart Campbell joined the WA State Relationship Manager for a series of visits to key WA stakeholders and clients to discuss aspects of the… Read more →
An annual highlight for the CCFS team is being able to meet and chat with many of our clients at the annual Summit in May. More than 450 people from over 85 churches throughout Victoria and Tasmania gathered at Berwick Church of Christ for the summit with the theme “Future Now”. Joining the CCFS team for the first time… Read more →
We are delighted to announce that CCFS (Churches of Christ Financial Services) and BFS (Baptist Financial Services) have agreed in principle to join forces to serve the needs of the broader Christian community. The final decision to merge remains subject to completion of ongoing due diligence and working through the various practical details involved, but is expected to occur before… Read more →
A newly detected scam could affect your online security. CCFS has become aware of a fraudulent Facebook page, masquerading as CCFS, offering personal loans with the title “Churches of Christ financial service”. Please be cautious and avoid interacting with this page. The fraudulent page: May look authentic, accessing online CCFS images. The page may use a similar name or logo… Read more →
In the world of business and leadership, it’s not often that we come across individuals who embody dedication, passion, and a profound commitment to both their professional lives and church mission. These people leave an indelible mark on the organisations they serve and the lives they touch. Today, we take a moment to reflect on the career and calling of… Read more →
In 2013, what was then known as Moonee Valley Christian Church came under the leadership of Senior Pastors Craig & Nadia Clark, who renamed the church Life Melbourne. Eight years later, at the start of 2021, they felt led by God to expand, searching for another property to lease. God supernaturally led them to purchase land along the Maribyrnong River… Read more →
What a privilege it was to see the wonderful work Café Care at Clayton Church of Christ do each Monday night. We were able to witness the sharing of the gospel over dinner and journey with many in need on a cold winter’s night. The assistance Cafe Care provide is sincere, warm & personable. Bill Pontikis, Community Care & Crisis… Read more →
It was great to see firsthand the amazing work Hobart City Church is doing in their local community recently. Showing the love of Jesus by partnering with Thread Together to bring dignity & hope to Hobart’s most vulnerable. Simon Clemow, Senior Pastor of Hobart City Church says “historically, one third of new clothing goes from factory to landfill, whilst one… Read more →
Always great to catch up with Andrew Fair (Chair), pictured alongside Stuart Campbell (CCFS), Troy Roberts (COO) and Anne-Maree Harback (CFO) at Door of Hope Christian Church in Launceston. They are a church that never stands still. Always looking for new ways to add value to their community. In addition to a gym, cafe, medical suites, conference centre and early… Read more →
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