Nurturing your mental and physical health has never been more important than it is today in this fast-paced, high-stress world. We all feel the ups and downs of a modern life that doesn’t have an “off” button. And taking the time to check in with how you’re feeling is something we should all be doing.

Navigating the health care maze can be confusing. We all need medical care from time to time. In today’s fast-paced world, you need to make sure you and your family are able to get the care you need, but what are all your options? And are any of them even affordable?

When it comes to the Anabaptist Faith as a religion, it’s important to understand the rich history of the denomination, the meaning of the name Anabaptist, and what led to its movement. Let’s dive in.

The COVID-19 pandemic has created an unsure existence for many of us that goes well beyond the fear of the virus itself. We worry about the effects of the virus on our bodies. That’s number one.

But what about the fallout? Job loss, food insecurity, loneliness, and the toll all of these things are taking on our mental health are very real issues. The role of mental health during COVID-19 is still being evaluated.

So what are some tangible things we can do to support our mental health during COVID-19? What are some actions we can take today to move in a positive direction?

OneShare Health exists as a witness to the love and faithfulness of God as He provides for the medical needs of His children, but we also make a point to come together to support local and national non-profits. We believe this demonstrates the love of God for others, and we’re proud to say that OneShare Health’s vision of a loving and compassionate Community is even reflected in our amazing employees!

Easter/the Resurrection is, without a doubt, the most important event in human history. Jesus’ death on the cross, and resurrection from the grave, changed everything for us. Jesus, the Son of God, came to Earth to share in our suffering and to bare our sin upon Himself so that we could be forgiven of our sin and access Father God.

OneShare Health addresses Sharing Eligibility related to Cancer care.

One word strikes insurmountable fear into us all: Cancer. In 2020 alone, it’s estimated that more than 600,500 people will succumb to this insatiable disease. Fortunately, Cancer symptoms, and even the disease itself, can be alleviated with proper treatment as well as with the love, compassion, and support of a Faith Community that wants to see you well. That’s where OneShare Health comes in.

Did you know laughing is healthy? Find basic health tips for joyful living here.

How many knock-knock jokes have you heard in your lifetime? If you flipped through your high school yearbook, would you be able to pinpoint the Class Clown? How high is your match rating for the comedy genre on Netflix? Folks, there’s a reason so many of us prefer mirth to misery: it makes us feel better, body, mind, and soul. And best of all, laughter is a priceless medicine that is fun, free, and easy to use.

Times get tough. We understand that your mental health is equally as important as your physical health. And that’s why OneShare Health has made it a priority to offer our Members resources like online counseling to address common challenges we all face. Stress, anxiety, relationship and family issues, and other factors can create a heavy mental toll. OneShare Health is here to help.

In partnership with IBH Population Solutions, OneShare Health is proud to provide the Behavioral Health / Member Assistance Program (MAP) – a free resource to our Members. Christian sharing ministries like OneShare are unique in how we care for our Members. We’re a ministry and we care deeply about the people in our Sharing Community. Our MAP behavioral health services feature is one way we provide real value and real solutions.

In scripture, we’re taught to build each other up. It’s up to community members to do this, to carry each other’s burdens while providing spiritual, physical, and financial support.

Anabaptist healthshares are U.S. organizations based in the Anabaptist faith that aim to accomplish this by facilitating sharing health care costs among Members who have shared religious or ethical beliefs.