Holiday Questions Only Church Administrators Consider Why gifts to staff have strings attached and copyright laws still apply. The Editors
Responding to Injuries at Church What to do when employees or volunteers get hurt. Interview with Attorney John A. Anthony by Bob Smietana
Select and Screen Safe Drivers Are your church members' lives in the right hands? James F. Cobble Jr.
Safe on the (Play)Ground Follow these guidelines to keep playtime as carefree as possible. Brotherhood Mutual Insurance Company
Feature Article Stacking Up Electronics in the Church Gadgets present legal, tax issues for leaders. Richard R. Hammar
Keeping Winter Outings Safe What churches should do with skiing, snowboarding, and sledding activities. James F. Cobble Jr.
Q&A: Should Our Vans Have Child Restraints? State laws generally require children under a certain weight or height to be secured either in an infant car seat or in a booster seat. Michael Allison
Jesus Was Insured A 22-foot-tall statue of Jesus, with outstretched arms, was erected in 1954 at the Mother Richard R. Hammar
NHTSA Reissues 15-Passenger Van Safety Advisory Article summary. Many churches own 15-passenger vans, and most use them to carry passengers on Richard R. Hammar
Underinsured Church Vehicles: A Significant Risk for Many Churches Church treasurers should ensure their church’s auto insurance policies provide adequate coverage. Richard R. Hammar
Should Your Church Have a Defibrillator? Should your church have a defibrillator? Consider these key points when answering that question. Richard R. Hammar
Accidents Involving Rented Vehicles Recent case illustrates need for churches to have automobile insurance. Richard R. Hammar
Church Vans Article summary.Many churches own 15-passenger vans, and most use them exclusively to transport children and Richard R. Hammar
Use of Church Vehicles by Staff Members’ Children Check your insurance policy to avoid a costly denial of coverage. Richard R. Hammar