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Churches Concerned About Security After Thefts

Category: Security Team Training, Team Equipment

Churches are often “soft targets.” Many churches were built in an era when trust for people was taken for granted, so alarms and surveillance technology are not in use. After all, who wants to go to church if it feels like Fort Knox? The key to a good church security program is that the congregation doesn’t even know you have a church security team. No - not secret squirrels running around and talking into their blazer sleeves - but very helpful, friendly people who just happen to know how to spot trouble.



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