Assemblies of God Credit Union - AGCU

Theresa, thank you for sharing your experience, and we’re sorry that you weren’t able to take advantage of our financial services. We understand that most people are accustomed to doing business as a bank customer, but Credit Unions differ from banks in a few ways. Where banks are owned by a few stakeholders, Credit Unions are not-for-profit organizations and each member is an owner and gets a vote in the direction of the organization. Every Credit Union has a “Field of Membership” and the requirements vary widely depending on the type of organization where you’re applying. Usually, you'll have to work for a select employer or live in a specific city or county, or you, or a family member serve in the military, but there is always a common bond that members share.For the Assemblies of God Credit Union, our membership eligibility includes everyone (and their families) who attends or calls an Assemblies of God Church their home church in the United States; who is employed by the Assemblies of God; who graduated from, is employed by or a student of any of the AG Colleges; or volunteers with AG organizations. You can see our full field of membership here https://agcu.org/about/field-of-membership. Although they don’t have to be a member, if any of your family members qualify for membership, then you also qualify. I hope this answers your questions about membership requirements for the Assemblies of God Credit Union. If you have any more questions, please reach out to our Member Care team, and it will be our pleasure to help you.