Here are some practical tips to help your ministry avoid and navigate wind and hail damage.

Candles serve as an important symbol in worship for United Methodists; however, if mishandled, they can pose serious threats.

Sometimes, you can do everything right, and the worst possible scenario still happens.

Theft in churches isn't always carried out by obvious criminals; it can happen in broad daylight and involve familiar individuals.

Are you aware of the potential vulnerabilities that exist within your church? Don't wait until an incident occurs to take action.

Criminals present dangers to your ministry and its sensitive data. To protect your church, make sure to follow a few simple procedures.

UMIP has compiled some common practices for you to consider during severe weather this spring and summer.

If your church has a pool or pond nearby, this can be a great opportunity to connect with the community, but also a liability.

It’s important to make sure all occupants in the car, and your ministry, are given the maximum level of safety.

Are your employees and volunteers driving personal vehicles for church-related activities? Secure hired/non-owned auto coverage.

Establishing a church safety committee can help reduce the risks your church and its and its visitors may face.

There are 5 major common claims that are filed by ministries. Understand what they are so that you can minimize risk.

Frozen pipes can cause thousands of dollars in damages. We've got some tips for you on how to "winterize" your ministry!

Violence against faith communities is an issue ministries must consider. Our experts provide guidance to help you protect your ministry.

Taking care of your ministry's facilities is a year-round activity. Here's a list of areas to make sure you check as fall approaches.

COVID-19 is an evolving threat to. As churches return to in person worship, we want to help you provide the safest environment possible.

Are you prepared for an emergency at your church? Don't wait for a tragic event at your facility to think about security for your members.

Your playground area has a few particular maintenance areas that you should check to provide protection for your visitors.

Protecting future generations is our responsibility. Providing a safe and fun environment for youth and children's ministry is essential.

Having a thorough first aid kit can put your mind at ease to know your people are protected.