As the global coronavirus pandemic shuts down countries and endangers livelihoods and lives, some Baptist leaders warn that people already vulnerable in our society are the most vulnerable to the virus and its economic impact. And while the drops in the stock market and the
AUSTIN — HB 3899 and HB 3292, two bills pending in the Texas House of Representatives could expand predatory lending in the state, some religious leaders and consumer advocates warn.
Designed to serve their membership, the number of faith-based credit unions is shrinking nationwide. They offer a consumer-focused alternative to payday lenders and impersonal larger banks while sharing religious beliefs.