Medi-Share

Christian Care Ministry/Medi-Share is proud to sponsor She Loves Out Loud Global, a gathering of the women of the world to pray, on November 5, 2022.

Christian Care Ministry/Medi-Share, the nation’s leading healthcare sharing ministry, is the first ministry to be awarded accreditation from the independent Healthcare Sharing Accreditation Board (HCSAB).

There’s something so beautiful about being able to share in one another's medical burdens, knowing we are helping out our fellow brothers and sisters in Christ and being the hands and feet of Jesus in the lives all around us! Our members have played a crucial role in meeting each other's needs and are blessed in return by being part of the Medi-Share community to lift them up in times they need it the most. Below are a handful of member testimonials that will encourage and lift your spirits to see the love of Christ being spread every day through prayer and generous hearts!

May is National Foster Care Month! According to childwelfare.gov there are more than 407,000 children and youth in the foster care system, and only 34% are placed with relatives and kin. So where do the rest of those kids end up? In some instances, children are placed with families like Medi-Share employees Matt Cunningham. Read Matt’s story below of how he became involved with foster care and adoption.

Did you know Medi-Share supports a Medi-Share Pastors’ Alliance? The MPA serves and supports church leaders and the Biblical work they do.

When he's not working hard helping Medi-Share members in our call center, Ron Putnam changes lives as President of Slavic Christian Ministries (SCM) by aiding those devastated by the war in Ukraine.

Walking through grief is a journey that has no manual. It isn't something we move on from but something we move forward with. This week on Something to Share Marcia shares about losing her husband to cancer and how she stayed strong in her faith.

In this episode of Medi-Share's Something to Share, two parents, Courtney and Mikaela, talk about their efforts to raise their children to become followers of Christ and future godly men. While their perspectives of being a mother and a father may have some differences, their overall philosophy of raising a child in the Christian faith remains the same - teach them how God wants us to live and God will take care of the rest.