Membership of COR CMS is open to the worshipers, members and employees of RCCG City of Refuge, and members of the public who desires to make this Parish their place of worship aged 18 years and above and who subscribe to the objectives of the Registered cooperative multipurpose body.
To become a member, you must meet the following criteria:
As a member, you can:
Open and manage your cooperative account digitally
Save at your own pace and frequency
Create targeted savings for specific goals
Apply for eligible loan facilities
Monitor your savings, loans, and investments in real time
Receive account notifications and statements
Participate in the ownership and growth of the Cooperative
Benefit from cooperative initiatives and empowerment programmes
Access your account anytime through the mobile app and online portal
Complete your membership and account registration.
Choose the savings products and contribution patterns appropriate for your needs and goals.
Develop consistent savings habits and strengthen your financial capacity.
When you meet the applicable requirements, apply for the appropriate COR CMS financing product.
Where eligible, support another member by providing a loan guarantee using qualifying savings.
Save responsibly, fulfil your commitments and participate in the opportunities created through the Cooperative.
Register online through the member portal or collect a physical form at the Cooperative Secretariat.
| Item | Frequency |
|---|---|
| Entrance / Registration Fee | One-time, non-refundable |
| Minimum Share Capital | Ownership subscription (non-refundable) |
| Minimum Monthly Savings | Monthly |
Once approved by the Management Committee, you will receive your unique membership number and login credentials for the digital platform.
As a member, you are not simply a customer. Through your shares, you participate in the ownership structure of the Cooperative.
Your participation contributes to the strength of the Cooperative, while the growth and sustainability of the Cooperative create opportunities for members collectively.
A member may withdraw from the Society by giving three (3) months' written notice to the Secretary.
On exit, the member is entitled to the refund of savings and share capital, less any outstanding loan balance, guarantor liability, or sum owed to the Society. Entrance fees and levies are non-refundable. Settlement is made within the stipulated period of the effective date of withdrawal, subject to the Society's liquidity position and the provisions of the Bye-Laws.