Church Security

While churches are traditionally places of sanctuary and peace, it’s important to take proactive measures to protect attendees. Below are some recommendations to enhance the security of your church during service times, along with some specific strategies to ensure a secure environment. 1. Sanctuary Lockdown One effective security measure is to secure the sanctuary once

Faith-based organizations (FBOs) rely heavily on the dedication and commitment of their volunteers to fulfill their mission and serve their communities. However, this reliance comes with a responsibility to ensure the safety and well-being of these volunteers. Adding volunteers to the organization’s insurance policy is an important step in acknowledging and respecting their efforts while

In the constantly changing world of business, one thing is certain: unexpected events will happen. Whether it’s a natural disaster, a cyber-attack, or another type of crisis, businesses must be prepared to respond effectively. Emergency planning is not just a checkbox on a compliance list, it’s a critical component of sustainable business success. For business

Introduction Church security is rooted in biblical principles found throughout the Bible, emphasizing vigilance, protection, and responsibility for the community’s welfare. While the Bible doesn’t mention modern security measures like cameras or drills, it offers timeless wisdom on protecting the spiritual and communal aspects of a congregation. This article explores how Biblical teachings can guide

At Kearnan Consulting, we understand the unique challenges churches face when considering the adoption of safety plans. While safety measures are important, many congregations have valid concerns that can make this process seem daunting. I want to offer as to why some churches might hesitate and how we can help you overcome these challenges to

During a finance meeting today, I received a call from a church leader. They were discussing the adoption of a safety and security plan for their 130-member congregation. The only question they wanted me to answer was, “Are these plans nice to have or need to have?” My response was, “It depends on how you