Frequently Asked Questions

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No. Churches and pastors can initially participate by providing educational opportunities and introducing people to licensed professionals.

Pastors who want to participate directly in licensed insurance or financial-services activity will need to obtain the appropriate licenses.

When properly licensed and permitted under the applicable insurance or financial-services structure, participating pastors may be eligible to receive compensation for licensed activity.

Specific compensation structures will depend on licensing, carrier, regulatory and program requirements.

The Kingdom Wellspring model is intentionally designed to protect that relationship.

Inside the church, the pastor's primary role is education, service and introduction.

Licensed and commissioned activities can be directed toward the broader community and network whenever appropriate.

Program structures involving churches, pastors and outside entities must comply with applicable legal, tax and regulatory requirements.

Kingdom Wellspring believes church funds and a pastor's licensed business activity should remain clearly separated.

The program is being developed around areas including Medicare, life insurance, retirement, financial stewardship and legacy planning, with additional services potentially available through qualified professionals.

No.

Kingdom Wellspring does not teach that faith guarantees material wealth.

We believe wise stewardship can help families create greater financial capacity to live, give and serve.

No.

The Kingdom Wellspring model is designed specifically so pastors can work alongside experienced insurance and financial professionals.

Begin with a conversation.

We will learn about your church, ministry, community and areas where families may need help.

From there, we can determine the best first step.