AARM changes name to Resource Partners

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LANCASTER, Pa.—Lancaster-based Association of Anabaptist Risk Management (AARM) has changed its name to Resource Partners: Risk Management Solutions. Resource Partners’ mission is to provide risk management products and services that promote human and financial stewardship with Peach Church organizations.

As an umbrella organization, AARM administers multiple insurance and risk management programs, including property and casualty, workers’ compensation, health, general and professional liability, and more.

Peace Church Risk Retention Group is a member-based organization that is perhaps the most visible of the six programs served within the Resource Partners family. However, Resource Partners offers a full menu of insurance-related products and services.

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