Ministry Welcome Certificates
We want to welcome you to the CCCU family with our highest-earning Certificates! Watch your money grow while helping churches and ministries get the funding they need for Kingdom-impacting projects!
Ministry Welcome Certificate – 5 MonthsÂ
4.50% APY*
Start strong and build your savings
Offered at a special high rate to help members earn more for the future.
- $500 minimum to open; $250,000 maximum
- New money only‡
Ministry Welcome Certificate – 10 Months
4.25% APY*
Give your ministry’s savings the head start it deserves!
An excellent option for members looking for short-term investments with guaranteed returns.
- $500 minimum to open; $250,000 maximum
- New money only‡
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Terms & Conditions
*APY= Annual Percentage Yield (APY). APYs are accurate as of 05/21/2025 and are subject to change without notice.
$500 minimum; $250,000 maximum. New money only. Annual Percentage Yield assumes that dividends remain in the account until maturity. A withdrawal will reduce earnings. No additional deposits can be made during the term of the Certificate. At maturity, the Certificate will renew into a 12-month Term Certificate at the prevailing rate. A penalty will be imposed on early withdrawals from Certificates. IRA not available for Welcome Certificate. Rates, terms and conditions are solely within the discretion of the Board of Directors. We may limit the amount you may invest in one or more accounts to a total of $1,000,000.
‡New money is money that is not presently on deposit at Christian Community Credit Union. Existing CCCU Members: New money is defined as deposits posted to your CCCU account within the past 30 days. The Credit Union reserves the right to make the sole judgment as to whether or not the deposited funds are considered new money.