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Department Resources - [Video Presentation] - Choosing Physical Restraints
The decision to use a physical restraint must me made within the church policy. However, if your church has decided to permit the members of the security team to carry a restraint such as a handcuff or disposable cuff, here is some information to assist you in choosing a quality restraint.
Read More» - [Member Submission] Appendix Carry - Will it Work for You?
Is Appendix Carry the best way for you to carry your sidearm? John C. is the Chief of Security at one of the larger churches in the Dayton, Ohio area. John transitioned to Appendix Carry over a year ago and discusses why he made that choice for his personal carry method.
Read More» - A Review of the Russian Beslan School Shootings in 2004
What happened in Beslan, Russia when the terrorists invaded the city’s church?
Can it happen here in the United States?
Will the same tactics be used against faith based organizations?
Read More» - [Video:] Expandable Baton for Church Security Part 2
The expandable baton is quickly and easily deployed and provides great protection against a violent threat. In this second video, the modes of carry, techniques to open, and the three striking techniques are discussed and taught.
Read More» - [Video:] Expandable Baton for Church Security Part 1
 Determining whether your church security team will carry weapons is a big decision. The expandable baton is a concealable weapon that expands to 16″, 20″, and 21″ and can be used as a non lethal weapon to stop a violent threat. In this video, Glen teaches you how to carry and use the expandable baton, and your options for self defense.
Read More» - [Video Church Security Training]: Church Security and Using Firearms As Force
Church security and use of force with a firearm. Using a firearm in the church setting is usually the only way to stop someone intent on killing people in your church with a gun. You can shoot from a distance, from behind cover, and if you’ve done you part and trained, you can hit the violent person and save lives. Choosing to carry a firearm is a big decision, but if you do it, train for it like your life depends on it…because it does. Watch the third part of Use of Force for Church Security below…
Read More» - [Video] Armed Church Security: What To Think About When Choosing a Weapon
 Who would have ever thought about bringing a gun to church just a few short years ago? Nobody! Those were the good old days when attending church meant peaceful people would be there, and you didn’t have to worry so much about church security. If your church allows select members to carry a firearm while at church, then you have to decide the best firearm to stop a threat. Discreet security is the goal, and keeping the weapon concealed is probably the best way to keep anyone from being upset. This video helps you think through your options of self defense using a firearm for church security.
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GUN Shot Avoidance Video!
Dear Glen and Jack,
I recently subscribed as a Church Security member, and subsequently purchased the Church Security CD and Manual Starter Pack. I am a retired law enforcement officer, who appreciates the effort that you have put into your material. Since I retired from the Missouri State Highway Patrol in December 2006, I have been doing private consulting and investigations. During my MSHP career, I was a certified trainer in defensive tactics, to include reactive firearms training (red-handled gun), so I appreciate the spirit with which you have developed and tailored your program to the church.........
Last week, I provided our pastor with the gunshot avoidance video that was included in an E-mail that you sent out last week. He was very impressed with the content, and the way in which it was presented.......
My pastor has requested that I accompany him to the next church conference meeting, to address the conference about security issues, to include gunshot avoidance and the security manual ........
Kindest Regards,
Rick W
Our Security Team was APPROVED!
Hi Glen and Jack,
Well, my partner and I met with Pastor this morning at his request. 100% positive results. Pastor has given us the go ahead to get a risk assessment done, add a couple to our team, outline plan/policy/procedures, contact local law enforcement & fire depts, contact our insurance underwriter, etc etc. Pastor has actually felt the need to do something for some time now, but we'll start small and work our way up, and we're all pretty excited about it.
Your "Basics...How to get Started" manual has been a great help. I'm not sure our presentation to Pastor would have been as effective without it. My partner is impressed with it too, and is ordering his own copy, so he doesn't have to swipe mine. ........
Thanks for all your help. God bless.
Steve R.
Comments on Church Security Startup CD Kit
I received your kit a couple weeks ago. OUTSTANDING!!!!!!!!!
Without going into too many details, I will just tell you that it saved me weeks of work. You thought of things that I never would have considered and put it all at my finger tips.
Thanks for your guidance and support.
God Bless,
Troy C.
Kingwood, Texas
The Church Security Ministry.....is such a vital part of our church ministry. People come to hear the wonderful message of Jesus Christ...the church needs to be a safe place.
Our church security team provides our church family the freedom to focus on ministry while they keep the environment safe and protected. It is a new day in church life and this ministry is a must!
Dan Shows
The Gathering, Dayton, OH
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