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Church Security

Building a Safer Environment

Essential Planning Steps for Public-Facing Organizations Public-facing organizations carry an inherent responsibility for the safety of every person who walks through their doors. Whether the setting is a retail storefront, a community nonprofit, a clinic, a school, or a house of worship, patrons rightfully expect that leadership has taken reasonable steps to identify hazards, plan

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Emergency Response Plan

Safety Planning Essentials for Summer Youth Camps, Retreats, and Faith-Based Programs

Protecting Those We Serve. Including Recent Texas Legislative Mandates and National Best Practices Introduction Every summer, approximately 26 million children and young people are entrusted to the care of camp operators, church leaders, and program directors at more than 20,000 camps across the United States. These environments, day camps, residential camps, church retreats, Vacation Bible

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California Nonprofit Security Funding 250,000
Legal Insights

California Nonprofit Security Funding

Is Your House of Worship Leaving $250,000 on the Table? California’s state-funded nonprofit security grant program is one of the most generous in the nation — and most eligible organizations never apply. Here is what you need to know, and how Kearnan Consulting Group, LLC can guide you through every step. KEY FIGURES AT A

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Church Security

The Morality of Violence

Catholic and Parochial Perspectives on Protection, Grievance, and the Pathway to Targeted Attack Introduction Every Catholic parish, every parochial school, every diocesan institution eventually confronts a question that no amount of theological study fully prepares its leaders to answer: when is the use of force morally permissible to protect the people of God? The question

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