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Guy will share with you the Top 5 worst pieces of advice for Safety & Security and how YOU can recognize bad advice when it comes your way!
The phrase "Monday Morning Quarterback" is typically thought of as a negative term and it's usually for good reason. Watching our favorite team or athlete from the comfort of our sofas, having never played the game at that level, it's very easy to critique how a play was executed or how a split second decision was made that we didn't like.
Of course no one wants to be critiqued by people who lack the experience, pressure or perspective that one can only have by being "in the game."
Of course no one really wants to be "Monday morning quaterbacked" or to be involved in an incident that needs to be MMQ'ed. However, as church protectors, we absolutely must embrace Monday morning quarterbacking because it's the kind of thing that will save our lives.
But friends, here's the most important part - the quarterbacking must come from the right sources and in the right way, for it to be effective. In other words, it needs to come from people who have invested in and understand "our game."
Since we can’t see or physically reach out and touch strategy, it’s often skipped in favor of going straight to tactics.
A good number of the safety, business, and personal plans I’ve reviewed over the past 20 years list goals, objectives, and tactics, skipping strategy all together.
If strategy is not determined before tactics, there is no way of intelligently changing course when objectives and their corresponding milestones are not being achieved.
Join us to learn more about Goals, Objectives, Strategy and Tactics so you can plan your 2021 year!
De-escalation techniques have the potential to help prevent the need to use force in many church protector-guest encounters.
Since most encounters in church will require open hands, an open heart and a trained mind for resolution, de-escalation skills must be on the toolbelt of the church protector.
Watch LIVE as Guy discusses de-escalation and gives you 10 tips and tactics for de-escalation.
Whether you are preparing your church for a trunk or treat, a fall festival, a Thanksgiving outreach, or a Christmas performance, Guy, Jason and Heidi will provide insight and recommendations on how you can identify the risks and plan for mitigation.
Concerned with how you should respond when you have disorderly individuals at your church? What are the best responses? How can you mitigate the situation in the safest most effective way? Guy will walk you through how to prepare and respond to these types of situations.
Mike Gillette has a life story that reads like an action-adventure novel. A life which has proven to be his own best case-study for goal attainment.
He was a poor, scared and scrawny kid who grew up amidst a backdrop of extreme violence and substance abuse. A kid who would ultimately become an Army Paratrooper, SWAT Commander, Government Counter-Terrorism Consultant, Bodyguard to Fortune 500 CEOs and a Record-Breaking Motivational Strongman whose feats have been documented by Guinness World Records and Ripley’s Believe it or Not.
As both practitioner and purveyor, Mike is a peak-performance pioneer. And at over 50 years of age, he continues to transcend his own personal limits while teaching others how to do the same.
Guy will provide insight and recommendations on how you can identify your church protectors
Learn how to create, manage, and lead a high performance safety team at your church with these 8 simple tips (plus a bonus tip)!
Bobby Brasher is the Director of School Security for The Brook Hill School, a private, Christian, college preparatory, international boarding school with both day and boarding students in Bullard, Texas. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from Louisiana Tech University with emphasis in Criminology. He has a lengthy background in Education as well as Security and Law Enforcement. Bobby graduated from the University of Louisiana – Monroe and received his P.O.S.T. certification. He served 6 years as a police officer and Sheriff’s Deputy. He consults on safety and security for schools and churches including independent/private schools in Latin America and Africa. Bobby has spent time in Israel observing Israeli strategies and tactics. He started a non-profit Christian defense and safety organization to assist churches and faith-based schools on how to protect, educate, and respond to various emergency situations. His other certifications and experiences are:
Texas Education Agency Secondary Teaching Certificate
Louisiana Department of Education Secondary Teaching Certificate
United State Marine Corps Teacher Education School
School Safety Specialist (The Center for Safe and Secure Schools)
Six years as a commissioned police officer working as a Sheriff’s Deputy and City police officer.
Certified Police Academy Instructor for Texas Commission on Law Enforcement
Law Enforcement Firearms Instructor for Texas Commission on Law Enforcement
Department of Homeland Security/FEMA certified Search and Rescue
Over 20 years’ experience as a classroom teacher in Police Operations and Introduction into Law Enforcement
Texas Dept. of Public Safety License to Carry Instructor
Texas Dept. Of Public Safety Private Security Bureau Level 2,
Level 3 and Plain clothes Level Protection Officer
DPS Private Security Bureau classroom and Level 3 Firearm instructor.
FBI Child Abduction Rapid Response Training
Homeland Security Emergency Management Institute (National Response Plan)
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