This week we we discuss the tools and supplies Safety teams need to handle dangerous situations and fix unsafe conditions.

This week we discuss items safety team members should carry while on duty protecting their congregations.

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This week we discuss the importance of training our Safety Teams in unarmed self-defense and control techniques.

This week we discuss Take-downs, Throws and Tackles. Safety Team Members using less lethal unarmed self defense techniques to stop a physically violent person in the church.

This week we discuss the importance of less lethal empty hand control techniques Safety Ministries can use for violent persons.

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This week we talk about Situational Awareness, Cooper's Color Code of Awareness and the OODA Loop and how they all work together as we patrol our houses of worship.

Training and Equipping for the inevitable medical emergency at your church is an essential part of protecting the church against unnecessary injuries and death.

Injuries and Illness are a part of life that can find its way into churches. It is our job as Safety Team Members and Staff to provide aid to those in trouble.

If someone at your church has a heart attack, a stroke, or a seizure, or is choking, would you know what to do and how to do it? Find out what to do and get the needed training and certification.

“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” We should do what we can to prevent injuries and illnesses in our churches.