The fall season is a popular time to host various outdoor events, such as a fall festival. These activities may be focused on ministering to children or reaching out to the local community. With many organizations beginning another service and education year in the fall, festivals are a great way to bring members together and celebrate. While these highly popular and well-attended events are great fun for members, families and the community, there are many risks associated with hosting such an occasion.
Plan for Church Emergencies Now
People come to your church seeking refuge and peace. They want a safe place to worship, reflect, and connect. Sadly, churches and religious organizations are increasingly the targets of violent attacks. Church security is something every congregation needs to discuss.
Safety Advisory for Hurricane Season
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. You can be better prepared with the following safety advisory for hurricane season.
Measures to Prevent Church Vandalism
Churches are seen as sacred and safe, and the thought of a crime, such as theft, taking place on church property is uncomforting. Theft in your organization could
range from church property to offerings or tithes. Regardless of the severity level, theft is no small loss for your church. Fortunately, there are steps your organization can take to prevent loss and protect against theft in various areas of your ministry. The following are a few measures you can take to prevent church vandalism.