The state of Hawaii recently passed the Our Care, Our Choice Act, which legalizes “medically assisted death.” For those wanting to end their life, it requires they have two...
author: Peter Rosenberger
It’s no secret that the overall cost of healthcare continues to rise at an alarming rate. It was projected that healthcare spending in the U.S. would increase by 5.3% in 2018...
author: Christian Care Ministry
Your child calls out in the night. “I don’t feel good,” you hear. He’s hot and sweaty and heads to the bathroom. It's 3am, yet you’re up with your child in the bathroom...
author: Christian Care Ministry
Instructions for Medi-Share Members When Filing Income Taxes
author: Christian Care Ministry
By Medi-Share member and "Friends Sharing Friends" guest, Peter Rosenberger
author: Peter Rosenberger
By Medi-Share member and "Friends Sharing Friends" guest, Peter Rosenberger
author: Peter Rosenberger
By Medi-Share member and "Friends Sharing Friends" guest, Peter Rosenberger
author: Peter Rosenberger
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