Frequently Asked Questions

Sustainable: implies the ability to provide for itself, be maintained and reproduce. Kingdom: implies there is a territory ruled by a king. Community: implies belonging, which addresses the deepest human need – to belong. The need to belong implies there are boundaries. Therefore a sustainable kingdom community is a self providing and maintaining community that belongs in God's territory and God rules.

A business that operates in God's territory and understands that God rules. It is a business that commits itself to being a good steward over the people and resources God has entrusted into its care.

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Yes, however only in partner companies where Corland Partners has an equity stake or aligned business interest. Our primary interest is the success of local kingdom businesses to create sustainable kingdom communities.

You can become a member of our family of companies through acquisition, entire entities or the purchase of shares within the entity.

While Corland Partners views any legitimate business type as an option, we generally stay within the industries that we have the most experience in. You can find out more about what they are by contacting us.