What makes this church security training unique?

This event blends professional tactics with faith-centered leadership. It’s designed specifically for church environments—balancing spiritual priorities with real-world safety concerns.

What are examples of church security team roles and responsibilities?

Key roles include a team leader, door security, internal rover, medical responder, and communications coordinator. Each role has defined responsibilities and coordination points during incidents.

Do I need to be a church security guard or have a permit to attend?

No prior experience or licensing is required. This training is open to anyone interested in church security—armed or unarmed, experienced or new.

Tuesday, October 14

Big Woods Goods- Securing Sacred Spaces 10/14/25

By Right To Bear Association

Faith-Focused Protection. Real-World Preparedness.

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Location

Big Woods Goods

350 Ronnell Road Holly Springs, GA 30115

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Highlights

2 hours
In person

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

About this event

Family & Education • Education

Houses of worship should be places of peace—yet today’s world demands preparedness. Securing Sacred Spaces is a powerful 2-hour training that equips pastors, volunteers, and safety teams to prevent, respond to, and recover from threats.

What You’ll Learn:

Spot warning signs before violence occurs
Understand insurance gaps, liability, and use-of-force laws
Discuss emergency action plans (lockdown, evacuation, medical)
Review real church security plans you can adapt immediately
Learn proven strategies from church security experts
Strengthen your team’s confidence and coordination
Create a safer culture for your congregation

Who Should Attend?

Pastors • Religious leaders • Safety teams • Ushers • Volunteers • Faith-based schools • Law enforcement partners

Protecting the flock starts with you.Seats are limited — reserve your spot today.

Organized by

Right To Bear Association

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