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July 16, 2025

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Threats to Faith-Based Organizations Continue to Rise Promoting the Need for Emergency Plans Across All Faith Groups Now 

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Faith-based organizations across the United States face a growing spectrum of threats, from targeted violence and hate crimes to cyberattacks and natural disasters. Despite this heightened risk environment, over 75% of churches lack formal emergency response procedures for staff and volunteers. In other words, about three out of four churches have no dedicated security team

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Churches Have a Legal Duty of Care to Protect Congregants

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Places of worship owe a duty of reasonable care to all lawful visitors. Under premises‐liability law, churches must take proactive steps to safeguard attendees from foreseeable criminal acts or hazards on their property. Legal Foundations of Duty of Care Faith-based organizations occupy the same premises-liability framework as other property owners. Three core concepts establish when

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The Need For Emergency Plans Across All Faith Groups Is Now

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Most churches either lack awareness or lack action and over 75% have no formal written emergency procedures for staff and volunteers to address threats and violence. This statement is supported by findings from Church Executive and Lifeway Research, which indicate that while many churches believe they are prepared, only 22% have active security and emergency

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Compel Them to Come In — But Protect Them When They Do

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Why Every Church in America Has a Legal Duty to Safeguard Its Congregants Jesus once said, “Go out into the highways and hedges, and compel them to come in, that my house may be filled.” (Luke 14:23). It’s a sacred calling for every believer—to invite the lost, the seeking, the hurting—to worship and fellowship. But

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