ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR MUTUALAID EXCHANGE MEMBERSHIP
The purpose of MutualAid eXchange (MAX) is to serve the property and casualty insurance needs of Anabaptist individuals and Anabaptist-affiliated entities in places where MAX is authorized to do business. (The Bylaws of MAX prescribe and define this purpose.) The same holds true for MAX Canada Insurance Company, which is a subsidiary of MAX and whose policyholders are also MAX members. The overall goal in implementing this purpose is to be as inclusive as possible for any individual or entity with historical and/or theological ties to the Anabaptist world. In that context, the following criteria can be applied for new MAX policies:
- A member or attendee of an eligible denomination or congregation and their children
(whether or not the children are members or attendees of an eligible congregation).
- An institution/entity affiliated with and focused on serving the Anabaptist community.
- An employee of an institution/entity affiliated with and focused on serving the Anabaptist community.
- An employee of any of the MAX family of companies.
- Any other person or group who applies for eligibility and is approved by the President, and/or MAX board of directors.
Individuals and entities not eligible for participation in MAX/MAX Canada may apply for insurance coverage through either MAX Insurance Agency, Inc. (MAXIA) or Menno Services, Inc. in the U.S. or Mutual Aid Insurance Brokers Company (MAIBC) in Canada.
The following is a list of eligible denominations.
If you have questions about eligibility, don't hesitate to contact us at 1-877-770-7729 or via email at mutualaid@maxwholeness.com.
| Amish |
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Beachy Amish Churches |
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Old Order Amish |
| Bergthaler Mennonite Church of Saskatchewan |
| Biblical Mennonite
Alliance |
| Brethren In Christ
Church |
| Calvary Church |
| Canadian Conference of Mennonite Brethren Churches |
• The MB Church of Manitoba
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| • Saskatchewan Conference of MB Churches |
| • The MB Church of Alberta |
| • The British Columbia Conference of MB Churches |
| • Ontario Conference of Mennonite Brethren Churches |
| Chortitzer Mennonite
Conference |
| Christian Anishinabec
Fellowship |
| Church of God In
Christ (Holdeman) |
| Conservative Mennonite Church of Ontario |
| Evangelical Mennonite Conference |
| Evangelical Mennonite Mission Conference |
| Fellowship of Evangelical Bible Churches |
| Hutterian Brethren |
| Kleine Geminde Mennonite Churches |
| Markham Waterloo Mennonite Conference |
| Mennonite Church
Canada |
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Mennonite Church BC |
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Mennonite Church Alberta |
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Mennonite Church Saskatchewan |
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Mennonite Church Manitoba |
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Mennonite Church Eastern Canada |
| Midwest Mennonite
Fellowship |
| Nationwide Fellowship
Churches (Fellowship Mennonites) |
| North West Mennonite
Conference |
| Old Colony Mennonite |
| Old Order Mennonite |
| Reformed Mennonite |
| Reinland Mennonite
Churches |
| Society of Friends
(Quaker) |
| Sommerfelder Mennonite Church |
| Sweets Corners Christian Church |
| Vineyard Christian Fellowship in Rome City, IN |
| Westend Community Church (Formerly MacGregor Bergthaler Mennonite Church) |
In addition to the above groups, MAX Canada will
also accept members of Independent Mennonite congregations
not affiliated with any of the above if they clearly
espouse the Anabaptist faith traditions.
Have a question about
eligibility?
Call us toll-free at 1-877-770-7729
(local 519-634-5267), extension 200, 201, or 208,
so we can put you in touch with a licensed MAX
Canada agent near you. Contact us via email by
clicking
here.
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