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Richard C's avatar

not exposing that crime against children exposes other children to that threat.

VICTOR DUCKARMENN's avatar

Its hard to understand how difficult security is becoming to maintain balance in a pluralistic and more radical society. The risk was always there but even the military police/security stays on BRAVO. We need to rewrite risk tables. If the pastor isn't behind it, a chaplain or minister doesn't see the risk based on their background and experience its hard to convey the value of open source intelligence. This information is essential. Thank you for you answering your calling.

jay's avatar

Keith thank you for this material, it’s been very helpful. I salute you from El Paso,tx. God bless you and your family. Thank God for your ministry.

Josef's avatar

Just a note, many of us may not respond but we are here!

Agreatround's avatar

Hi Keith, Thank you for all of your hard work in communicating this important information. In a previous life, I was an athletic coach for adults, as part of my certification, it was required that I complete a SafeSport training program. Though this is geared towards coaches and team staff, it very much applies to our congregation and IMHO, all staff should attend this training. https://uscenterforsafesport.org/courses/#trained-series

Perez's avatar

Our church requires fingerprint cards, a mandated reporter courses, and a church policy course before being allowed to be around children. I agree with a Keith that it should be a standard requirement for all churches. Easy peasy when there is nothing to hide.