SAN DIMAS, Calif. – Two founding board members of Christian Community CU were celebrated at the credit union’s golden anniversary. The two founders, Earl Riley and Lloyd Wagner, were presented with commemorative clocks. Also honored was Chairman of the Board Charles Hughes, Jr., for 40 years services to the credit union. Hughes was honored by CEO John Walling, who will be celebrating 35 years with the credit union in June. The $440 million credit union was chartered in 1957 when a handful of Baptist ministers formed the American Baptist Ministers CU, then the name was changed three years later to American Baptist CU, before becoming Christian Community CU in 2001 to reflect the larger field of membership serving the larger Christian community.
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