The growth of evangelical Christianity in America in the latter half of the 20th Century prompted the rise of many Christian-oriented institutions, including those in the financial sector. From Larry Burkett’s founding of a Christian financial ministry in 1976 to Art Ally’s launching of the Timothy Plan in 1994, the Faith-Based Investing / Biblically Responsible Investing (BRI) world grew fast – and is still expanding. Read more
Art Ally, Founder of Timothy Plan, tells his story of Invested with Purpose. I’ve been in the business, at the time we launched Timothy, for 18 years. I’m helping my Christian clients invest their money, and I got challenged to create a retirement plan for pastors of independent churches.
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Surveys show a resurgence in support for socialism, especially among Millennials and other young people. They see it as a fairer way to distribute goods and services and bring about a more equal society. Read More
ORLANDO, Fla.—For a quarter of a century, Timothy Plan has lived by and promoted biblically responsible investing (BRI), allowing clients to invest in a way that aligns with both their values and retirement goals. A foundational principle is that God owns everything, and Timothy Plan leaders are firmly committed to managing a mutual fund company with the integrity, excellence and wisdom that brings honor and glory to the Lord. Read More
The times may change, but not Jesus’s call to be salt and light to our communities and culture. Read More