Church Catastrophe Consulting Group

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Pre-catastrophe analysis and planning

Helping Churches Prevent a Catastrophe from becoming a Disaster

We are a professional consultation group dedicated to church and pastoral ministry.

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"The rain came down, the streams rose, and the winds blew and beat against that house; yet it did not fall, because it had its foundation on the rock". Matthew 7:25 (NIV)

Helping Pastors & Churches prepare for the coming storm.

Let us help your church get ready.

The Storm WILL come

Will your church be ready?

The winds will come & the rains will fall........

Don't wait until it's too late....

A Professional Church Consultation Group

We are dedicated to church and pastoral ministry.

We provide churches and pastors with pre and post catastrophe consultation and analysis.
With combined experience of over 35 years in the pastorate and insurance catastrophe adjusting industry, Church Catastrophe Consulting Group is uniquely qualified to help pastors and churches prepare for the coming storm.
Regardless of the kind of storm (e.g. Hurricane, Tornado, Fire, Flood, Earthquake, Financial difficulty, Sinkhole, Church conflicts, etc.) we can help.

Churches and Pastors are often the least prepared

Since Hurricane Hugo devastated South Carolina in 1989 it has become all too evident that churches and their pastors are not prepared for most major catastrophes. Statistics indicate that over 60% of all pastors left their area within 6 months following the storm. The primary reason was the personal need to survive and their church being unable to help due to the loss of revenue from their congregations who had to relocate out of necessity. Many churches were permanently lost, pastors were forced out of ministry due to financial ruin and the inability to cope with the resulting spiritual conflict to both the pastor and their family.

This trend continued with Hurricane Andrew in 1992, the CA earthquakes, Hurricanes Katrina and Rita and the Midwest tornadoes and floods.

With the increasing potential for both natural catastrophes and man made disasters such as terrorism, every church and every pastor and their families need to PREPARE.

There are many things both the church and the pastor can do to keep the experience of a catastrophe from becoming a disaster. Unfortunately, most churches and pastors are not prepared.