Resources for Ministry Leaders
Free guides, checklists, and tools to help your ministry manage risk and understand coverage.
Last updated: August 2026
Day-45 Renewal Packet Decoder
What just arrived in your Georgia church insurance renewal packet — what to circle across declarations, deductibles, abuse limits, and umbrella coverage before your board signs off or approves payment.
Decode Your Packet →Christian School Coverage Check & Audit
A 10-question interactive coverage check for Georgia Christian school administrators and trustees. Audit building replacement costs, educators legal liability, student accident, abuse limits, athletics, and activity buses before renewal. Get a personalized gap report with questions to bring to your agent.
Check School Gaps →Christian School Insurance Cost Guide
How much does Christian school insurance cost in Georgia? Typical premium ranges by campus building value ($10,000 to $100,000+), key cost drivers, property valuations, and essential coverage checklist.
View Cost Guide →Church Preschool & Daycare Insurance Guide
A comprehensive Georgia guide for church-run preschools, daycares, and early learning centers. Audit standalone abuse limits, DECAL licensing rules, Juan's Law disclosure mandates, educators liability, and workers' comp.
View Preschool Guide →Ministry Insurance Gap Checklist
A 27-point, board-ready audit checklist for Georgia churches, Christian schools, and preschools. Audit property values, liability ceilings, abuse sub-limits, cyber, and vehicle fleets before renewal.
View Checklist →Church Insurance Questions Answered
Answers to the most common questions Georgia churches ask about insurance — coverage types, costs, carriers, and what to look for in a policy.
View FAQs →Best Church Insurance Agency Guide
Why an independent agency with a 100% ministry book delivers better coverage, board-ready comparisons, and responsive claims advocacy than general commercial brokers in Georgia.
View Agency Guide →Ministry Insurance Blog
Legal updates, coverage alerts, and risk management articles for Georgia churches, schools, and colleges — filtered by topic and audience.
Read Articles →What to Do When Your Church Gets Non-Renewed
A non-renewal notice can feel urgent. Here's what it means, what to do next, and how to find the right coverage before your deadline.
Read Guide →Church Insurance Coverage-Gaps Check
Ten questions most administrators can't answer from memory — four about the coverage, six about what your agent is doing. Two minutes, and you get a written report with the exact questions to bring to your agent.
Check for Gaps →Coverage Benchmark Tool
Enter your church's current limits and see your percentile placement against 700+ Georgia ministries across the five coverage lines that matter most. Free and instant.
See Where I Stand →Volunteer Screening & Safety Resources
The screening and training materials most carriers expect a church to have on file — background-screening checklist, sample volunteer application, volunteer handbook policy, child-protection guide, security-team guide. Free from Brotherhood Mutual's Safety Library; no policy required.
Get the Templates →Coverage Review Preparation Guide
What to have ready before your coverage review — documents, questions, and key information that helps us serve your ministry better.
View Guide →Request a Coverage Review
Tell us about your ministry and we'll review your current coverage — no obligation, no pressure. Just honest answers about where you stand.
Start a Review →Resources — questions answered
Are these resources free? +
Yes. All guides, checklists, and articles on this site are available at no cost to any ministry leader. You do not need to be a MinistrySure client to access them.
How often is the blog updated? +
Our team publishes articles regularly covering Georgia law updates, coverage alerts, and risk management topics relevant to churches, schools, and ministries.
Can I request a specific topic? +
Yes. If you have a question about church insurance or ministry risk management that is not covered here, contact us and we may address it in a future article or respond directly.