Certificates of Insurance (COI) (For Church Events Off Property and Rentals ) If your ministry event is offsite (not on Crosspoint property) or if your campus is renting space or equipment, you will likely need a Certifi...

Understanding Certificates of Insurance (COIs) for Church Vendors and Contractors A Certificate of Insurance (COI) is a document issued by an insurance company or broker that verifies a vendor, contractor, freelancer, or...

...ial Responsibility Clients utilizing insurance are responsible for: Co-payments Coinsurance Deductibles Non-covered services Services denied by the insurance carrier All applicable amounts are due at the time of service...

...following in the client record: Active coverage Mental health benefits Copay or coinsurance Deductible status Authorization requirements Telehealth eligibility, if applicable Inform the client of their estimated financia...

...th payer agreements. Any remaining client responsibility, including copayments, coinsurance, or deductibles, is billed in accordance with the Center’s billing policy. Any discrepancies between expected and received payme...

...m of payment or donation at this time. This includes, but is not limited to: Bitcoin (BTC) Ethereum (ETH) Any other digital or blockchain-based currencies  Rationale: Ensures financial transparency and consistency i...

...s Disconnect all hoses from exterior spigots/hose bibs. Drain hoses completely, coil, and store indoors. Install insulated covers on every exterior spigot/hose bib. Verify exterior faucets are fully closed and not leakin...

AI Usage Guidelines Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools can improve efficiency, creativity, and organization in ministry. These guidelines help ensure AI is used responsibly by staff and ministry leaders at Crosspoint Chu...

Cash & Check Handling (Weekday) Cash and check donations or payments received during the week must be handled securely, consistently, and with clear accountability across all campuses. Storage Requirements Each campu...