This assessment examines lone-offender risks, extremist messaging, and hoax threats that church safety teams should prepare for during the 25th anniversary of 9/11.
I am more than a little concerned with the apathy I see among my Christian and Jewish friends regarding terrorist threats and acts of violence in our nation. I am not certain about the Jewish community as much, ( I do live right "next door" to one of the largest Jewish communities in the nation. I have many many friends and former co-workers who live in that area.) I may be wrong but I consider it a bit naive for anyone to expect 9-11, which is also Rosh Hashanah, or any other holiday to pass peaceably without incident or to occur "normal as usual". I dont think that the American Church is ready for much. A few good church leaders are preparing their people for general and heightened suffering and persecution. I am not sure whether they are also taking extra precautionary steps with securing their property and their congregations. I hope so. One Canadian church pastor took extra steps towards security after my Canadian friend showed him an email newsletter from you. Keep up the good and great Godly work you are doing. God bless.
Churches should be more vigilant this weekend. Incidents happen during anniversaries because it’s an anniversary. This is a major anniversary. God Bless You All
The Jewish High Holidays are Starting this Friday. I have not seen any information concerning increased risk. With rising tension in the middle east, the fact Rosh Hashana starts on 9/11 has there been increased concerns?
Yes. The government put out some information to Police Departments about the High Holidays and that they think there is an increased risk, but they would not elaborate. There is a thought that somethign from the IRGC would come during the holidays or 10/7.
I am more than a little concerned with the apathy I see among my Christian and Jewish friends regarding terrorist threats and acts of violence in our nation. I am not certain about the Jewish community as much, ( I do live right "next door" to one of the largest Jewish communities in the nation. I have many many friends and former co-workers who live in that area.) I may be wrong but I consider it a bit naive for anyone to expect 9-11, which is also Rosh Hashanah, or any other holiday to pass peaceably without incident or to occur "normal as usual". I dont think that the American Church is ready for much. A few good church leaders are preparing their people for general and heightened suffering and persecution. I am not sure whether they are also taking extra precautionary steps with securing their property and their congregations. I hope so. One Canadian church pastor took extra steps towards security after my Canadian friend showed him an email newsletter from you. Keep up the good and great Godly work you are doing. God bless.
Churches should be more vigilant this weekend. Incidents happen during anniversaries because it’s an anniversary. This is a major anniversary. God Bless You All
The Jewish High Holidays are Starting this Friday. I have not seen any information concerning increased risk. With rising tension in the middle east, the fact Rosh Hashana starts on 9/11 has there been increased concerns?
Yes. The government put out some information to Police Departments about the High Holidays and that they think there is an increased risk, but they would not elaborate. There is a thought that somethign from the IRGC would come during the holidays or 10/7.