The Health Care Sharing Ministry (HCSM) is a concept that embodies the love of Jesus Christ within a community; it is rooted in the Bible and has been practiced by various Christian communities throughout history. In modern times, this ministry originated in the United States in the 1950s when the children of missionaries pooled their money to cover the medical expenses of their parents or relatives who were suddenly stricken with illness while serving overseas and were unable to afford the substantial costs. This initiative evolved and became systematized, eventually establishing the HCSM ministry throughout the United States. This ministry began when the Christian Medical Mutual Aid Society (CMM) introduced this initiative as a solution for medical expenses for Korean Christians through the “Christian Journal.” Subsequently, in 2004, when Obamacare was implemented across the United States, CMM was recognized by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services as an exempt organization, leading to rapid growth. Today, CMM serves Korean Christians from all walks of life. Now, through the establishment of a Korean-style health screening center, we aim to provide not only treatment but also preventive care, thereby creating a sustainable legacy that ensures our medical cost-sharing ministry continues for future generations.