We have nearly 31 years of experience in the best church financing. We can provide financing for churches and places of worship throughout the nation whether it is to build a new church, purchase an existing church, or to refinance an existing church.
At Ocean Pacific Capital, we offer church financing up to $20 million dollars with the most competitive rates that today's market has to offer. Our 31 years of experience and unique approach to church financing will allow us to tailor a loan program that meets your specific needs. Our passion and goal is to help churches understand the loan and financing options available to them as well as the costs and benefits.
Please call us today at 1-800-595-1474 or submit a quick information form to discuss your church financing needs with a specialist.
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Daily Oil & Gas and Wall Street Journal News
10/16/19
The Environmental Protection Agency proposed changes in the way it sets annual percentages spelling out how much renewable fuel refiners must blend into gasoline and diesel.
Mozambicans voted Tuesday in elections that have the highest stakes in the southeast African nation's history, after a campaign marked by violence, insurgent attacks and fallout from a debt scandal.
Advisers working on Saudi Aramco's mammoth share sale may split a fee pool of as much as $450 million, making it one of the biggest IPO pay outs globally.
Oil falls again as a deteriorating outlook for the global economy weighs on demand, while estimates of increased American crude stockpiles suggest that supplies remain abundant.
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Fed Paper Says Negative Rate Policy Can Provide Real Stimulus Negative interest rates are a viable tool to provide stimulus to economies that need it, and the U.S. might have benefited from using it during the financial crisis, a new report from the San Francisco Fed said.
Global Economy on Course for Weakest Growth Since Crisis Global growth is expected to fall to 3% this year, according to new IMF estimates. The IMF pointed to rising trade barriers that have stunted manufacturing and investment around the world.
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