By Debra Jones, Provider Community Services Lead

By John Patton, Product Manager, Christian Care Ministry

By Shanneé Tracey, Government and Policy Affairs Representative at Christian Care Ministry   Despite the government shut down, lawmakers across the country have started legislative session this month, debating and making decisions that impact healthcare for us all.  

Are you new to healthcare sharing and wondering, “How does this work, exactly?” Or maybe you’ve been a Medi-Share member for a few years, but still unsure what all your membership entails.

Chances are, you’ve seen the challenges out there during this season to publicly proclaim something you are thankful for each day in the month of November. We generally do think of this as the month of thankfulness and, truly, there is much to be thankful for in every season.

In celebration of 25 years of service, Christian Care Ministry (CCM) held it’s first-ever “Day of Sharing,” a nationwide initiative to motivate and mobilize people to share their time, talents, faith, and resources to serve others.

In today’s mobile-friendly, digital world, it’s almost expected that you can manage most of your needs on the go. Whether it’s ordering groceries or home goods online, managing your bank account through an app, or connecting with others socially, many of our daily functions can be handled through a hand-held device.

As companies get off the ground, they pray for longevity. They hope for sustainability. Many will even cast a vision for the type of legacy they intend to leave on their industry, their customers, or their community.