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Church Insurance

A church is both a sacred space and a busy hub of weekly activity, hosting services, classes, events, and outreach that bring people through the doors constantly. Protecting the building, the people, and the leadership requires coverage built specifically for congregations.

Risks We Help Manage

Exposures that demand a strategy

Before recommending coverage, we map the specific exposures that threaten your operation. For church insurance, those typically include:

Slip-and-fall and premises injuries to members and guests
Abuse and molestation allegations in youth and children's ministries
Directors-and-officers claims against church leadership
Fire and property loss to the sanctuary and facilities
Liability from off-site events and mission activities
Coverages to Consider

A program built around your operation

With access to more than 100 highly rated carriers and specialty programs, we assemble the right combination of coverages rather than a one-size-fits-all policy.

Commercial Property

Covers your buildings, equipment, and contents against fire, storm, theft, and other covered perils, on a replacement-cost basis where available.

Commercial General Liability

Protects against third-party bodily injury and property damage claims arising from your premises and operations, including legal defense costs.

Abuse & Molestation

A cornerstone coverage for congregations with children's and youth programs.

Directors & Officers

Protects pastors, boards, and the church against governance and employment claims.

Commercial Umbrella / Excess Liability

Adds an extra layer of liability limits above your underlying policies to protect against catastrophic claims and large lawsuits.

Who this is for

Churches, congregations, and places of worship of every size and denomination.

Let's build the right program for your business

Strategy that knows your business. Tell us about your operation and we'll design coverage that fits your real exposures and budget.