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Testimonials
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Excellent instructor knowledge. Presented so that it
was very understandable & situational. After participating
in 20+ years
of security training these guys were great, providing
easy to understand information.
GREAT JOB!
Carl Black
Security Team
LaCroix United Methodist Church - Cape Girardeau, MO
Intruder Response/Awareness
Course
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The instructors were all very professional and presented
the topics in a very informative, interesting way. TOP
NOTCH COURSE!
Kenneth Fulton
LaCroix United Methodist Church
- Cape Girardeau, MO
Intruder Response/Awareness Course
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Pastoral / Platform Protection for Church
Personnel
The
threat of violence is ever present and increasing consistently
in our churches today. World trends are forcing churches to upgrade
matters of safety and security. In the first six months of 2009
there were 17 violent crimes reported by churches, with 6 of these
crimes resulting in homicides. Most churches do not require full-time
pastoral protection; however, there are frequently times where
situational protection is needed for pastors, church leaders and
the speaker platform within the sanctuary.

This course is designed to provide a church security team with
capabilities related to protecting not only church leadership
but also the immediate family of church leadership as well. The
training will allow a church security team to evaluate whether
a pastoral protection aspect is needed in a full –time or
situational as needed basis. This is accomplished through risk
assessment and, if protection is needed, determining whether or
not the protection is needed on a situational or seasonal basis.
The training provided includes stationary / platform worship protection
principles and mobile speaking / mission trip protection principles.
Who Should Attend?
• Church leaders (pastors, security / safety directors)
• Church security / safety personnel
Topics
Covered:
• Biblical authority for church safety and protection
• Threat assessment
• Recognizing traits of suspicious behavior
• Recognizing traits of armed individuals
• O.O.D.A. Cycle
• Winning mindset
• Awareness priority matrix
• Sanctuary prioritization
• General concepts of pastoral protection
• Selection of protectors
• The protection detail
• Levels of protection
• Foot escort formations
• Altar call protocols
• Diagonal deployment within the sanctuary
• Foot escort counter ambush tactics
• Platform protection
• Vehicle escort
• Vehicle entry and exit
• The importance of a proper advance reviews
• Site surveys
Equipment
Required:
• Waist-type holster
• Comfortable clothing for practical exercises
• An outer garment to conceal firearm (sport coat, vest,
or jacket)
• Eye, ear, groin, and neck protection, gloves
• (Chest protection for women)
• Liquids

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