Personal insurance
Life, disability, long-term care and retirement products offered by organizations with a Christian or Catholic membership identity.
See actual insurance organizations →Explore insurance organizations with a Christian identity, coverage built for churches and ministries, and Christian healthcare-sharing programs. We make the most important distinction clear: what is actual insurance and what is not.
The name God's Insurance is a faith metaphor. Real insurance is still a practical financial tool. Christians can hold both ideas at once: trust God deeply and prepare responsibly.
“Christian insurance” can describe very different things. Start by identifying what kind of protection or arrangement you are actually considering.
Life, disability, long-term care and retirement products offered by organizations with a Christian or Catholic membership identity.
See actual insurance organizations →Insurance designed for churches, ministries, Christian schools and other faith-based organizations with specialized property and liability risks.
See ministry coverage →Christian members share eligible medical expenses under ministry guidelines. These programs are not health insurance.
Understand the difference →These organizations offer real insurance products or insurance for Christian ministries. They serve different needs, so compare eligibility, policy terms, financial strength and state availability before choosing.
Thrivent describes itself as a membership-owned financial services organization whose members share a common bond of Christianity.
Knights of Columbus offers insurance and retirement products in a Catholic fraternal framework.
Catholic Order of Foresters offers life insurance and fixed annuity products while connecting membership with Catholic community and charitable activity.
Brotherhood Mutual specializes in insurance for Christian churches and ministries rather than ordinary personal health insurance.
Company descriptions are based on each organization's official public materials. Inclusion here is informational and is not an endorsement by God's Insurance.
Christian Healthcare Ministries, Medi-Share and Samaritan Ministries all explicitly describe their programs as healthcare sharing rather than insurance. Members generally share eligible medical expenses under each ministry's rules.
CHM describes itself as a Christian health-cost-sharing ministry and an alternative to insurance. Eligibility, sharing rules and program levels are governed by CHM's guidelines.
Read CHM's official information →Medi-Share states that members voluntarily share each other's medical expenses and that the program is not insurance or regulated as insurance.
Read Medi-Share's guidelines →Samaritan Ministries describes its approach as a biblical, non-insurance method of sharing healthcare costs among participating Christians.
Read Samaritan's official information →An insurance policy creates contractual obligations governed by policy terms and insurance regulation. A healthcare-sharing ministry operates under its own membership and sharing guidelines and may not provide the same guarantees or regulatory protections.
Never assume “Christian health plan” means health insurance.
| Category | What it is | Examples on this page | What to verify |
|---|---|---|---|
| Personal life insurance | An insurance contract intended to provide a death benefit under policy terms. | Thrivent, Knights of Columbus, Catholic Order of Foresters | Eligibility, policy type, premium, underwriting, riders, exclusions, state availability and insurer financial strength. |
| Church / ministry insurance | Commercial-style insurance designed around risks faced by churches and ministries. | Brotherhood Mutual | Property limits, liability, abuse/molestation coverage, vehicles, workers' compensation, missions and organization-specific exposures. |
| Healthcare sharing | A member-based arrangement for sharing eligible medical expenses. It is not insurance. | CHM, Medi-Share, Samaritan Ministries | Membership requirements, eligible expenses, pre-existing-condition rules, maternity rules, annual/member responsibility, sharing limits and dispute procedures. |
Whether a provider is explicitly Christian may matter to you, but the product still has to fit the actual financial or healthcare need.
Life insurance, disability coverage, church liability insurance and healthcare sharing solve very different problems.
Look for explicit language. Do not assume a healthcare-sharing ministry carries the same contractual guarantees as insurance.
Some fraternal organizations and sharing ministries have faith, membership, lifestyle or affiliation requirements.
Read official policy documents or sharing guidelines instead of relying only on marketing summaries.
Understand claims or sharing procedures, appeals, customer support and how payment decisions are made.
Insurance products, riders, eligibility and regulatory rules may vary by state.
Trusting God and planning responsibly do not need to compete. Insurance can address financial risk. Prayer, Scripture and Christian community address something a policy never can.
That distinction is where the God's Insurance concept works best: clever enough to start a conversation, clear enough not to confuse a metaphor with a financial product.
No. God's Insurance is a Christian lifestyle and ecommerce brand. It does not sell, quote, broker or arrange insurance.
No. The ministries listed on this page explicitly state that they are not insurance. Their rules, obligations and protections differ from insurance contracts.
Thrivent describes itself as a membership-owned financial services organization serving members who share a common bond of Christianity. Its insurance products are offered to eligible members.
They are specifically Catholic fraternal organizations. They belong on this guide because Catholicism is a major Christian tradition, but their membership and product eligibility should be checked directly.
No. The list is educational. Always verify current terms, eligibility and availability directly with the provider and, when appropriate, a licensed insurance professional.