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Health Care
7:38 am
Wed October 3, 2012
Judge Shuts Down Christian Health Care Ministry
A Kentucky judge has shut down a Christians-only health care ministry, saying it could not operate until it got approval from the state Department of Insurance. Franklin County Circuit Judge Thomas Wingate made the ruling against Medi-Share, a Florida-based cost-sharing ministry that helps pay medical bills for churchgoers who pledge not to smoke, drink, use drugs or have sex outside of marriage.
Medi-Share continued to operate for a year after the state Supreme Court ruled it was subject to the same regulations as other health care plans. Medi-Share claims its participants aren’t buying insurance, instead they’re involved in a charitable endeavor to pay each others’ medical bills.
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