LoveWorld has launched a $1 million capital fund aimed at providing growth financing to entrepreneurs and business owners within its global business community.
The LoveWorld Capital Fund was unveiled at the recently concluded LoveWorld Trade and Investment Forum (LTIF) 2026 in Accra, Ghana. The annual gathering brought together entrepreneurs, investors and business leaders to explore opportunities for investment, enterprise development and economic collaboration across the LoveWorld network.
Established through the ministry’s Ministry of Commerce, the fund is intended to address one of the major challenges facing entrepreneurs, access to patient and growth-oriented capital. Organisers say the initiative will channel funding directly into businesses within the Loveworld nation with potential to expand, increase production and create new economic opportunities.
The initiative forms part of a broader vision described by organisers as the “LoveWorld Economy”, which seeks to create a more structured economic network where capital, enterprise and opportunities circulate within the community.
Chief Host and Executive Minister of Discipleship, Pastor Biodun Lawal, Zonal Pastor of Christ Embassy Accra Zone, said a significant portion of the fund would be directed towards what LoveWorld leadership describes as “Kingdom economy advancement.”
Executive Minister of Commerce Sister Stephanie Oforka said the $1 million fund represents more than a financial milestone, describing it as a mechanism for strengthening businesses and expanding enterprise ownership across the network.
She said the objective is to see “Kingdom capital deliberately financing Kingdom enterprise,” adding that the initiative is expected to strengthen the competitiveness and scalability of LoveWorld-linked businesses.
The fund is expected to invest in selected strategic businesses within the LoveWorld network. According to the organisers, further details on applications, eligibility requirements and allocation criteria will be communicated by the Ministry of Commerce.
The launch marks a significant step in LoveWorld’s broader effort to encourage entrepreneurship, investment and business development among its members, while establishing an organised framework for mobilizing capital and supporting enterprise growth.
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