Through its membership in The Church Alliance, Geneva Benefits Group is committed to protecting the retirement security of clergy and lay workers. By supporting the CLERGY Act, Geneva advocates for policies that provide ministers with greater financial stability and dignity in retirement.
Disability insurance became an unexpected lifeline for David Fowler when a Parkinson’s diagnosis forced him to step away from ministry work earlier than planned. His story highlights how faith, foresight, and the right coverage can provide peace of mind and financial stability during life’s hardest transitions.
The PCA Golf Tournament returns for its 19th year as a cherished PCA General Assembly tradition, bringing pastors and friends together for fellowship and generosity. Held June 23, the tournament supports the Geneva Relief Fund, strengthening the wellbeing of pastors and ministry families.
Pastors’ Wives Appreciation Month is a reminder that those who support ministry often need support themselves. In this article, Susan Kendrick shares how Geneva’s Cherish Program offered her care, clarity, and a renewed sense of God’s love through Biblical counseling.
After Rev. Thomas McClelland’s sudden passing, his wife Elizabeth faced overwhelming financial uncertainty. Thanks to the Relief Fund, she was able to stay in her home, maintain her independence, and experience dignity and care throughout her later years. Her story reflects God’s ongoing faithfulness.
Geneva Benefits Group Receives $1 Million Lilly Endowment Scaling Grant to Expand Ministerial Wellbeing Initiatives Lawrenceville, GA — Geneva Benefits Group is pleased to announce it has received a $1 million scaling grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. in support...