Your Path to a Safer Church

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Quiz Questions

1.
What best describes your current role in your church’s safety efforts?
- A.
  I’m just starting to explore safety options.
- B.
  I’m part of an informal team with some safety measures in place.
- C.
  I’ve been asked to research safety solutions for the church.
- D.
  I’m experienced in law enforcement or security and seeking to build on my skills.
- E.
  I’m leading or coordinating a formal safety team.
2.
What type of training approach would most benefit you and/or your team?
- A.
  Basic, foundational training to get started.
- B.
  Training focused on active shooter scenarios and general safety measures.
- C.
  A simple, comprehensive solution that I can present to leadership.
- D.
  Advanced, church-specific training that recognizes my experience.
- E.
  Self-paced training to streamline team education and onboarding.
3.
Which of these challenges do you face most in setting up or managing church safety?
- A.
  Getting started with minimal resources.
- B.
  Expanding beyond an informal, firearms-focused plan.
- C.
  Finding a straightforward, all-in-one solution for church leadership.
- D.
  Seeking recognition of existing skills within a church context.
- E.
  Managing training schedules and ensuring consistency for all team members.
4.
What is your primary goal with church safety training?
- A.
  To build a foundational team or prepare as an individual.
- B.
  To create a more formal, well-rounded safety plan.
- C.
  To research and present a viable option for church leaders.
- D.
  To deepen and recognize my skills for church-specific security needs.
- E.
  To ensure my entire team is consistently and effectively trained.
5.
When it comes to church safety, what best describes your experience?
- A.
  New to safety, looking for foundational knowledge.
- B.
  Informal experience with active shooter response, some tactical knowledge.
- C.
  Limited experience; tasked with researching on behalf of the church.
- D.
  Extensive experience in security or law enforcement.
- E.
  Experienced in managing team training and organization.

Quiz Outcomes

1.
Church Safety Pioneer
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You’re taking the first, crucial steps toward making your church a safer place, and we’re here to support you every step of the way. Many churches start exactly where you are—someone like you who sees the importance of readiness and protection, even if there isn’t a formal team in place yet.Our training is designed for pioneers like you, offering straightforward, practical guidance to help you get started and share your skills with others. You’ll gain the foundational knowledge to be prepared for emergencies and the confidence to lead by example. Let’s build a safer, more secure church community together—one step at a time.
2.
Prepared Protector
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You've taken important steps to keep your church safe, and we recognize the dedication you've put into preparing for serious situations. But church safety goes beyond active shooter scenarios—there are many ways to protect your congregation.Our training will help you build a well-rounded approach, addressing a variety of risks from non-lethal threats to natural disasters, verbal de-escalation, and safeguarding vulnerable people. We’ll equip you with the skills to expand your safety plan, enhancing readiness for any challenge your church may face.
3.
Safety Advocate
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Your church’s safety is important to you, and even though you may not be directly involved in protecting the congregation, you’re taking a vital step by exploring safety options. We understand the value of simplicity and clarity when it comes to implementing a program that leadership can rely on.Our training offers a straightforward, all-in-one solution with clear objectives, upfront pricing, and resources designed to be easy to present to others. Together, let’s ensure your church has the security it deserves with an approach everyone can trust.
4.
Experienced Professional
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You bring a unique background in safety, security, or law enforcement, and we recognize the value of that experience. Our training respects and builds on your expertise, offering a church-specific approach that adapts your skills to the needs of your congregation. Many seasoned professionals have found that our program reinforces essential knowledge and brings fresh insights specific to a church setting. Let’s take your skills to the next level with training that acknowledges your experience and helps you apply it in a new way.
5.
Safety Director
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We know the challenges of keeping a team trained and ready—missed training days, new members joining, and the need to ensure everyone’s up to speed. With our self-paced Safety Member Certification, your team can train individually on their own schedules, eliminating the need for make-up days. Every member receives consistent, thorough training and proves their understanding through testing, so you can focus on leading with confidence, knowing your team is always prepared.