The United States experiences over 100,000 thunderstorms each year, and an average ten percent of these storms are classified as severe. Commonly formed from severe thunderstorms are tornadoes. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), tornadoes cause an average of 70 fatalities and 1,500 injuries in the U.S. each year. Take care that your church is adequately prepared for the storm season.
Many Christian leaders are now considering creating Church Security Plan to help keep their church safe. Sadly, churches and religious organizations are increasingly targets of violent attacks. Christians come to your church seeking refuge and peace. They want a safe place to worship, reflect, and connect. Church leaders are essential to establishing safety and security in their houses of worship.
The new year brings our focus to goals and resolutions. January presents a great time for church leadership to review and assess the safety of their facilities. In this blog we will share an annual inspection checklist, arson prevention measures and electrical hazards to avoid. Fires, of all types, pose a real threat to your church. We’d like to share the following fire prevention measures for your church.
Many churches see an increase in attendance for the Christmas holiday. If your congregation plans to celebrate Christmas with a festive holiday service this year, be prepared for the risks that come with increased attendance and seasonal décor. You can minimize the risks of holiday accidents at your church with our Christmas Safety checklist.