Today churches and ministries are increasingly the targets of violent attacks. Church security is something every congregation needs to discuss. Prepare your church for emergencies; develop strategies now.
June through November, the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico coastal experience more hurricanes, tropical cyclones or severe tropical storms. These natural disasters can cause significant damage to areas along the coast and those several hundred miles inland. Stemming from hurricanes, other disasters, such as tornadoes, floods, landslides or mudslides, can cause additional damage. We’ve noted tips below to help your church prepare for tropical storm season.
Crime or vandalism on church property is concerning. Theft can involve church property, offerings, or tithes. Regardless of its severity, theft is a significant loss for the church. Fortunately, there are steps that churches can take to prevent loss and protect their ministries. The following are measures to deter church vandalism and prevent theft of church property.
Child protection is a critical issue that touches every aspect of our society. Regrettably, incidents of misconduct involving children in churches, nonprofits, and schools frequently make national headlines, revealing vulnerabilities that predators exploit. These institutions, often founded on values of trust and care, must take proactive measures to ensure the safety of the children they serve. The need for robust child protection resources cannot be overstated.