Michigan Catholic Conference
Non-profit OrganizationsMichigan, United States11-50 Employees
The Michigan Catholic Conference is a nonprofit organization that serves as the official voice of the Catholic Church in Michigan on public policy issues. It develops, coordinates, and manages programs that provide retirement benefits, health, dental, disability, and life insurance coverage for lay employees and clergy, as well as property and casualty coverage for the Church across the state. Its activities address Catholic dioceses, parishes, and affiliated personnel, delivering risk management and employee benefit services within Michigan's Catholic community. Based in Lansing, Michigan, the organization was founded in 1963. It operates as a nonprofit body focused on public policy engagement for the Catholic Church while administering benefit programs and insurance coverage for church personnel and institutions. In September 2024, MCC launched an election resources website to provide guidance on researching candidates and modeling faithful citizenship.