Church Security Alert: Heightened Risks to Consider When Opening The Doors for a Funeral -FBSN Panel скачать в хорошем качестве

Church Security Alert: Heightened Risks to Consider When Opening The Doors for a Funeral -FBSN Panel

What can churches learn from the January 2026 funeral shooting at an LDS church in Salt Lake City? In this Faith-Based Security Network panel, church security leaders analyze lessons learned from recent funeral-related violence using real-world experience and 23 years of deadly force incident data. This discussion covers funeral security risks, gang and domestic violence dynamics, parking lot threats, weapon trends beyond firearms, intelligence gathering, and practical steps churches can take before, during, and after high-risk funerals to protect congregations and families. Featuring insights from experienced church security leadership and the FBSN Deadly Force Incident Study, this video equips ministries to prepare without fear or speculation. The Faith Based Security Network (FBSN) is a Christian-Based professional membership association dedicated to enhancing the professionalism and connectivity of ministry security operators along with supporting ministry leaders, law-enforcement, and first responders, plus professional affiliate providers of products and services. The Faith Based Security Network was established as a 501(c)(3) on August 1st of 2016. In October of 2017 it was deemed a non-profit public charity by the IRS. The FBSN is owned by the members; a repository of their combined intellectual property. The life work of Carl Chinn and other members as well is deposited into this member-owned consortium of like-minded protectors. While called and honored to serve as the founder and president of the FBSN, Carl knew going in, that this fine association of the best minds in the effort is not his, it is His. The FBSN belongs to Him who owns all things and entrusted to the members progressing along the journey of continuously improving professionalism in this calling, this great endeavor, of protecting His people.