by Church Security and Safety Today on May 4, 2011 in News Reports

A Report From The Front Lines Of The Tornado Devastation

This is from CSA member Tom Kelly.  He and his wife survived the storm and are now busy tending to their neighbors.  He graciously allowed us to share this with our readers: Read More »

Glen Evans

Church Security Alliance

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by Church Security and Safety Today on April 29, 2011 in News Reports, church disaster drills, church safety, souther tornado disaster, tornado drills for church

Is Your Church Ready for A Deadly Tornado?

A recent rash of violent tornadoes has left southern states devestated with reports of over 250 people killed.  One church in Tuscaloosa, Alabama was destroyed, as well as two additional churches (as reported by the Christian Chronicle Blog. Photo by Kathryn Champion). Read More »

Glen Evans

Church Security Alliance

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by Church Security and Safety Today on April 22, 2011 in News Reports, church bombing, church safety

150 KG Bomb Targets Catholic Church on Good Friday.

Although this incident happened in a foreign country, it is a good idea for church security teams to be on the alert during the Easter weekend. Read More »

Glen Evans

Church Security Alliance

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by Church Security and Safety Today on March 30, 2011 in News Reports, australian bully, casey bullied, church safety

What The Australian Bully Incident Can Teach Us About Use of Force

I usually view all use of force cases and ask, "What lessons can I learn from this incident?"  If you haven't seen this viral video, it has caused quite a stir, with many opinions being shared. Read More »

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Church Security Alliance

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by Church Security and Safety Today on March 28, 2011 in News Reports

CSA Members Share Your Knowledge

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by Church Security and Safety Today on March 17, 2011 in News Reports, church killing, church safety, northpointe pastor killed, pastor clint dobson

Pastor Murdered, Secretary Seriously Assaulted in Arlington, Texas Church.

Arlington, TX - March 3, 2011, Arlington's Northpointe Baptist Church Pastor Clint Dobson was found dead this date and church assistant, Judy Elliott was found seriously injured in what police are describing as a robbery. Read More »

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Church Security Alliance

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by Church Security and Safety Today on March 8, 2011 in News Reports, church security and embezzlement, embezzlement

Stealing from God: Embezzlement, Theft and Fraud In Church

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by Church Security and Safety Today on March 4, 2011 in News Reports, church safety

Defensive Tactics For Critical Incidents At Church

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by Church Security and Safety Today on February 25, 2011 in News Reports, church safety

Officer Shoots Knife Wielding Man In Church

Hollywood, FL - A knife wielding man was shot by police inside a church in Hollywood, Florida at Lutheran Memorial Lutheran Church.  Witnesses described the suspect as very aggressive and was seen chasing a janitor. Read More »

Glen Evans

Church Security Alliance

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by Church Security and Safety Today on February 5, 2011 in News Reports, church safety, friendly fire, safety banner, security banner

The Weight of Your Sidearm

We are not going to discuss how much the Glock or the Smith you have on your hip weighs. What we are going to review is the weight or responsibility you take on when you become an armed safety or security team member. The “weight” is much heavier than belting on a weapon and declaring that you are security. You are carrying a tool that can cause severe injury or death; can you live with the results of a deadly encounter? Read More »

Glen Evans

Church Security Alliance

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