As May recognizes Mental Health Awareness, we chose to share a member's story that we know will touch so many lives. Though it highlights great adversity and pain, her story is filled with grace. Medi-Share Member Janet E. suffered extreme loss but by the Grace of God she is mended and whole again. She shares her journey of mental struggles and her testimony of how she overcame it all with our powerful God by her side, to fill her with hope once again.

As Christians, we ought to constantly seek greater spiritual growth and maturity in our lives. We want to be able to look back in a year, 5 years, and 10 years from now and count the ways we have grown in our walk with God. We don’t want to remain “infants in Christ” as Paul chides in 1 Corinthians 3.

It’s one thing to have good intentions, but Medi-Share’s IT department also has heart! The team used its skillset and paid time off to volunteer to help those in need by performing a 24-hour Hackathon to assist the CarePortal.

Have you ever been knocked down? Maybe even hit hard while you were already down? If so, this story is for you.

Pop quiz! Is eating a lot of sugar good for you?

It’s a common misconception that having money is against good Christian values. But there’s a huge difference between hoarding wealth and saving money so you can attend to your needs. As part of God's creation, you must also take care of yourself and, more often than not, that requires some financial resources.

A popular New Year’s resolution is to get your financial house in order. But if addressing money matters wasn’t your goal in January, spring is the perfect time of year to get started! In this season of new beginnings, there are plenty of steps you can take to freshen up your finances.

Many households try to reduce the number of chemicals in the food we eat and in our houses with our cleaning products. But something happened during Covid shortages. As stores were raided and shelves were emptied, the last products to remain on the shelves were the natural ones.