Posts about Healthcare Sharing (2)

As I lay back on the ultrasound table, I felt a peaceful sense of familiarity. Of course, I was excited, but I’d been through this before with my two sons, now five and three. So I knew what to expect at this 12-week visit: my husband and I would get our first look at the little one growing in my belly. Our newest blessing.

Did you know that Medi-Share is celebrating three decades of care in 2023? This is certainly a HUGE milestone to be celebrated, but it would not have been possible without so many people working behind the scenes along the way.

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!

On September 11, 2021, Christian Care Ministry/Medi-Share, launched a new prayer initiative to support our elected officials and their legislative staff. CCM followed its Biblical call to pray and encourage members to join Project K.E.E.P.

Our members feel called to share in each other’s burdens. It is this principle of LOVE that makes what we do at Medi-Share so special.

At Medi-Share, we believe in helping you stay connected to a vibrant and strong Christian community. For a lot of people, that’s something worth sharing!

At Medi-Share, we don’t just provide our members with great, affordable health care; we are a community of believers committed to bearing one another’s medical burdens.