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Most PCCs need insurance for church buildings, church contents and public liability. These items are usually included in a PCC insurance policy. Depending upon circumstances a PCC may also need insurance for employer’s liability, building works, church halls, church owned houses, etc. The PCC should look at specialist insurers which provide church insurance and make a decision on which would provide an appropriate level of cover at the best value, for their church. Some guidance on what to consider when making such an important decision is available here.
Ecclesiastical “ParishPlus” policy is described here.
Details for Trinitas Church Insurance Services who offer a “ParishCare” policy are here.
Ecclesiastical have shared an overview of the other ways they can support churches, in addition to insurance, which can be found here.
Trinitas have also provided a useful “12 Tips to reduce your church insurance premium” document here.
Parish Buying has provided a helpful comparative guide to choosing the right insurer for your PCC.