What if you could offer your community of believers a health care program rooted in faith and spiritual support? Something that goes beyond the teachings and is a tangible plan, readily available in a time of crisis, to help avoid debt and strife, or to simply encourage a healthy body as well as a healthy spirit. Did you know religious health care organizations, an alternative to the Affordable Care Act (ACA), that drives prosperity back into the ministry it serves is possible?

It’s the most wonderful time of the year again. No, we are not talking about holidays; it is time for Open Enrollment. So, get your thinking caps on and prepare to start comparing plans and prices to get the best deal for health care for this upcoming program year.

It is our natural tendency as humans to be pretty self-focused. We worry about our clothes, we worry about our bills, and we worry about our futures. As church staff, you have the responsibility of your congregation on top of all of these daily stressors.

However, when laying the foundation of living a righteous and holy life for yourself or your congregation, nothing is more important than a focus on our soul. Christianity nourishes our souls and unites our spirits – a joyful soul is key to our spiritual health.

It’s no surprise that the COVID-19 pandemic has caused organizational leadership to feel an immense weight and responsibility that comes with increased societal need. Churches and ministry leaders have felt and seen the impact of this first-hand. The need for the resources and support that ministries provide has increased from merely spiritual needs and monetary needs to include physical and mental needs. This has left many church leaders asking how they can better support the congregation in a time of medical crisis.

It is understandable to feel overwhelmed and consumed by motherhood. Rattling your brain to figure out ways to study the Bible when it feels like you have no time left in your schedule? While you may not have all the time you would like, we have compiled a few tips on how to study the Bible thanks to resources like gatherandgrow.co.

In the health care industry, there can be many unknowns. But when it comes to OneShare Health, we work hard to provide our Members with transparency, especially when it comes to the sharing process and how exactly your Monthly Contributions are used to facilitate the sharing of Eligible health care costs within our Sharing Community.

Are Smoothies Healthy?

The short answer is “yes” they are a great way to get your body the protein and nutrition that you may not have time for during the rest of your day. The following article gives you tips for your health on how to incorporate important nutrients into your smoothies.

If you’re likely to follow the latest trend, you have probably heard about the keto diet and intermittent fasting. However, these diets are not the only trendy ways to lose weight or get healthy nowadays. We also have the Paleo diet and others proposed for weight loss, including the Atkins diet and the Zone diet.

Train your brain with these basic health tips that could help prevent Alzheimer’s.

After age 65, your risk of developing Alzheimer's disease doubles every five years: from 5% at age 65, to 25% at age 80, to 50% at age 85, to 100% after reaching 95. Luckily, as the years pass, there are some things you can do that can decrease your risk of developing this disease, could help with Alzheimer’s prevention, and help to keep your brain healthy into old age.

Here are six health tips that could help you build a more Alzheimer's-resistant brain.

Christian health share ministries are organizations that facilitate the sharing of Eligible medical expenses among groups of Christian families and individuals who have united under the biblical principle of assisting each other during times of need (Galatians 6:2).