The National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference (NHCLC) has announced a new three-year partnership with American Christian Credit Union (ACCU), naming the organization as the Senior Sponsor of its Financial Health Initiative within the NHCLC’s Center for Ministerial Health.
This strategic partnership marks a significant step forward in NHCLC’s ongoing commitment to strengthening pastors, churches, and communities through practical resources and long-term support. Through this collaboration, ACCU will serve as the official financial institution for the NHCLC network, helping equip tens of thousands of Hispanic pastors and ministry leaders with tools to build financial stability and sustainability.
“This partnership is not only strategic, it is providential,” said Rev. Samuel Rodriguez, president of the NHCLC. “At a time when so many pastors and churches are navigating financial challenges, we have an opportunity to provide real solutions rooted in stewardship, wisdom, and long-term impact. American Christian Credit Union shares our commitment to strengthening the Church, and together we will help build healthier leaders and healthier communities.”
As part of the initiative, NHCLC will develop and distribute financial stewardship curriculum, host training seminars and leadership briefings across its national network, and provide practical tools tailored specifically for pastors and ministry leaders. The initiative will also include digital content and year-round educational resources designed to support the financial well-being of churches and pastoral families.
The National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference (NHCLC) and America’s Christian Credit Union (ACCU) are partnering to do more than serve – we are investing in the prophetic future of the Hispanic Church,” said Dr. Charles Olmeda, Director of NHCLC’s Financial Health Initiative. “By uniting NHCLC’s vision with ACCU’s commitment to Biblical Stewardship, this alliance sparks a movement to educate, engage, and empower believers through innovative banking and financial tools rooted in kingdom principles. Together, we are fostering a new era of biblical banking stewardship, community uplift, and kingdom impact.
Through the partnership, ACCU will receive consistent national visibility across NHCLC’s communications, events, and gatherings, including prominent recognition at the organization’s upcoming anniversary celebration. The collaboration will also include joint development of thought leadership content and educational resources aimed at advancing financial literacy across the Church.
The partnership builds on NHCLC’s 25-year legacy of equipping leaders and engaging culture, further expanding its impact through initiatives that address the real-world needs of the communities it serves.
