Insurance Board

At Insurance Board, we believe protecting people starts with honoring and including everyone. This LGBTQ+ Awareness Month, we celebrate the value of diversity and reaffirm our commitment to fostering equity and inclusion across the communities we serve. We know that strong ministries are built on respect, understanding, and a sense of belonging for all.

Our work goes beyond coverage – it’s about supporting safe, welcoming environments where people can thrive. We’re proud to stand alongside organizations that uplift and protect every individual!

This Memorial Day, we pause to remember and honor those who gave their lives in service.

We are grateful for their sacrifice and the freedom it helps protect.

May this day be one of reflection, gratitude, and remembrance for all.

Through our partnership with HSB, Insurance Board offers a discounted water sensor program designed specifically for policyholders.

These smart sensors monitor for water leaks, freezing conditions, high temperatures, and even power outages; sending real-time alerts via text, email, or app notifications. If severe conditions go unacknowledged, an automated call is triggered for added protection.

Learn more and join the program today: https://www.sensorsignup.com/ib-insured-water-sensors/en/home.html

Church leadership comes with important responsibilities, and having the right guidance makes all the difference. Chad Cunningham, Loss Control Director with Insurance Board, recently covered the updated “Your Church Employer and Business” booklet on our YouTube.

He dives into how this resource helps congregations better understand key areas such as hiring practices, background checks, wage and hour considerations, governance, risk management, and more. Watch the video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnNGReuhEn4

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to recognize that mental well-being is a fundamental part of our overall health and organizational resilience. We reflect on the importance of fostering supportive environments where empathy and open dialogue help reduce stigma and encourage healing.

At Insurance Board, we reaffirm our commitment to inclusion and care, ensuring that the dignity of every individual is respected both within our workplace and the communities we serve.

Thank you to everyone who attended yesterday’s webinar on Cybersecurity Awareness. We hope the information regarding CISA’s no-cost resources was helpful for your ministry.

Please look out for a recording of the session the week of May 18.

Registration for our upcoming webinar is closing soon! Join Insurance Board today at 2PM ET to discover how CISA’s no-cost resources can help strengthen your ministry’s cybersecurity position.

Register at https://www.insuranceboard.org/cybersecurity-awareness-webinar/

There are only two days left to register for our Cybersecurity Awareness webinar. Join us this Tuesday at 2PM ET to learn about the free tools and guidance available to help reduce your ministry’s risk.

Sign up here: https://www.insuranceboard.org/cybersecurity-awareness-webinar/

Being inclusive is a continuous process of ensuring our people represent the community and the values we support. We strive to bring in unique perspectives and intellect, regardless of demographic factors that have historically excluded talented professionals. When we commit to valuing these diverse contributions, our entire organization becomes stronger.

Watch CEO Timothy Harris’s full message on DEI and inclusion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5sRMJNkgaE

We are just one week away from our webinar: Cybersecurity Awareness & CISA's No-Cost Resources for Your Ministry. Don't miss this opportunity to learn how to better protect your organization from today’s evolving cyber threats.

Join us Tuesday, May 12 at 2PM ET: https://www.insuranceboard.org/cybersecurity-awareness-webinar/

Protecting your most vulnerable starts with a comprehensive approach that integrates every member of your church culture. Screening is a behavioral process, so it is essential to conduct interviews and check references to identify red flags that a simple background check might miss. True prevention means adopting a "lifeguard" mindset and providing intentional supervision during all youth activities and overnight events.

Learn more about our partnership with Presidium and access our SafeConduct™ resources: https://www.insuranceboard.org/safety-central/abuse-prevention/