Loveworld launches $1 Million capital fund to finance enterprise across its business network

• Fund unveiled at the LTIF 2026 summit in Accra, Ghana; organisers describe it as the foundation of a deliberate “Loveworld Economy.”

Loveworld Capital Fund has raised $1 million, a new investment vehicle established through the ministry’s Ministry of Commerce to provide growth capital to business owners and entrepreneurs within the Loveworld community.

The fund was announced at the just-concluded LoveWorld Trade and Investment Forum (LTIF) 2026 in Accra, Ghana, where the ministry gathered entrepreneurs, investors and business leaders for its annual investment convening.

The capital pool is designed to address a recurring constraint facing enterprise in the network: access to patient, values-aligned funding. Rather than relying on conventional lending channels, the fund connects capital directly to operators positioned to scale, with the stated objective of stimulating production, strengthening existing businesses and building new ones from within the community.

Organisers described the launch as the opening phase of a broader strategy to convert one of the world’s largest faith-based business communities into an organised economic network, in which capital, opportunity and enterprise circulate deliberately rather than incidentally.

Announcing the fund, Chief Host and Executive Minister of discipleship, Pastor Biodun Lawal, Zonal Pastor of Christ Embassy Accra Zone, said a significant portion of the vehicle would be directed toward positioning the Loveworld community for what leadership terms “Kingdom economy advancement.”

In her response, Executive Minister of Commerce Sister Stephanie Oforka said the fund would expand business ownership, investment and enterprise building across the network, positioning it as a structural element of the ministry’s economic agenda rather than a one-off raise.

“The $1 million is not merely a financial milestone,” Oforka said. “It represents increased capacity to support enterprise, stimulate production and enable business growth and expansion — to help Loveworld businesses become stronger, more scalable and more competitive. And I believe this is only the beginning. We want to see Kingdom capital deliberately financing Kingdom enterprise. This is the Loveworld Economy in action.”

The fund will deploy capital into strategic businesses within the Loveworld network. Applications and allocation criteria are expected to be communicated by the Ministry of Commerce.