Rick McCrary began as an agent in 1973 with Employers Insurance of Texas and embarked on what would become a more than 45-year career. In 1980, Rick felt that he needed to establish his own independent, full-service agency that would specialize in the church and not-for-profit arena.

To better represent his company and the work across the country, Rick joined Insurance One as a partner in 1995. He created, developed, and introduced the center for church and not-for-profit organizations. For the past 20 plus years, Rick’s branch of Insurance One has expanded into offices in Dallas, DeSoto, The Woodlands, Bowie, Midland and Village Mills, TX and Lees Summit, MO; Indianapolis, IN, and Terry, MS.

As an independent agent and visionary leader, Rick has consulted with more than 1,000 churches, schools, childcare centers, and social organizations. He currently works with some of the largest churches and ministries across the country, carrying the understanding that he has a Biblical obligation to serve.

Rick has served his church by holding positions on the board, finance committee, treasurer, and executive building committee. He has also been involved in his community by serving for ten years as an elected official for the City of DeSoto, Texas, a member of the Dallas County Grand Jury, and Election Precinct Judge while representing his precinct at National Conventions.

Rick has established close relationships with all of his clients and has served and built his personal and professional reputation based on this approach. He understands that it is not good enough to know the church insurance business and believes that when the policy is delivered that his job is just beginning.

Past and Present Community Involvement

DeSoto City Council Calvary Church – Board, Treasurer, Finance Cmte
DeSoto Planning and Zoning Dallas Holm Ministry – Board Member
DeSoto Chamber of Commerce Stronghold Ministries – Board Member
Dallas County Election Judge Pleasant Hills Children’s Home – Board Member
Southwestern University – Board Member
Served the Dallas County Grand Jury under Henry Wade