Experts explain how Directors & Officers (D&O) insurance and Errors & Omissions (E&O) can help protect your ministry against human error.

As churches begin to reopen, it's important to make sure that your staff is well-trained and properly equipped to handle most emergencies.

Everyone is looking for ways to cuts costs as we deal with a Covid-19 economy. Help ensure your future by insuring your property.

Our partners at Suracy Faith give an update about adjustments to the claims process during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Storm season is upon us. If you have yet to prepare your church for spring or summer storms, it is important to protect your property.

The onset of COVID-19 has forced churches around the country to find new and creative ways to engage with their parishioners.

It can be just as important to understand what your insurance policy does not cover as what it does.

Church parsonages provide necessary housing for church employees and pastors as they serve their congregation.

Most people are aware that the Book of Discipline requires all churches to maintain appropriate insurance coverage.

With the holiday season upon us, it is likely that your church is busy spreading Christmas cheer with different events and activities.

Ask the Expert: I've had a claim. What do I do next?

Insurance should help you navigate risk and offer solutions when the unexpected occurs.

What should I know about the minimum insurance requirements for United Methodist churches?