Our Answer
FuturFaith Ministry recognises the importance of insurance coverage for our certified Ministers. However, it's essential to clarify our insurance policy:
- FuturFaith Ministry requires all Ministers to maintain Public Liability insurance as a mandatory requirement. This coverage ensures that Ministers are protected while performing their duties.
- Please note that while we acknowledge the necessity of insurance, FuturFaith Ministry does not directly provide Public Liability insurance to our students or Ministers. Additionally, we do not include Ministers under our own insurance policies.
- It's important to understand that every FuturFaith Minister is considered an independent entity. As such, Ministers are responsible for procuring their own insurance coverage, adhering to tax regulations, and fulfilling any other legal obligations that may apply to their independent ministry practise.
- We recommend that all Ministers diligently explore their options and select an insurance policy that best suits their individual needs and circumstances. This approach ensures that each Minister is adequately covered and compliant with legal requirements.
At FuturFaith Ministry, we prioritise transparency and accountability, and we encourage our Ministers to operate responsibly and professionally in all aspects of their ministry practise.
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