Get Your Team and Your Church Better Prepared for a Safety and Security Program. Understand What the Security Team is All About and Know What Incidents You Can Expect at Your Church.

Our team wants to help you get better prepared for the issues related to securing your ministry and dealing with the difficulties and liabilities that go along with your volunteer position. We are focused on helping you through this powerful training program. Here are the things we will train together on:

Finding balance between welcoming and secure environment, while leading a church security ministry.
Creating a successful team and plan.
Getting focused on your people and resources.
Getting focused on the components of preparation and the team approach.
Your focused responsibilities and concerns.
Current violence trends and statistics.
Children’s safety and security concerns.
Likely issues at your house of worship.
Church violence.
Warning signs of escalating behavior.
Recruiting security members.
Evaluating the situation - ODD, SUSPICIOUS and DANGEROUS.

We have included even more tools to help you in this powerful on-demand training

Practical situations and discussions; Can we search backpacks? Do we need security shirts?
Dealing with difficult people, suspicious people and disorderly conduct.
Planning for emergencies from medical emergencies to lock downs, to weather and fire related issues.
Dealing with the most likely issues including service interruptions.
Security does not have to be a negative thing.
Domestic violence, protecting the children and other violence issues.
Church parking lots and outside areas of the church.
Active listening bonus material for dealing with difficult people and people in crisis.
Calling 911 and what to expect when law enforcement arrives.
Reading body language bonus discussion.
Violent intruder planning.

We have included several forms for you to photocopy and use for your program including; MINISTRY STAFF TRAINING form, INCIDENT REPORT FORM and USHER BRIEFING SHEETS

Self Paced Training - When Your Schedule Allows - Up to 6 Months to Complete Training

Improve your leadership skills for starting a church safety and security program, running a program, taking it over or energizing an existing program.

Register during this open enrollment period then take up to 6 months to complete the training, at your convenients, when your schedule permits.
22 information-rich, on-demand video training sessions with Joe Puckett, a safety, security and church security leader and advisor.
PLUS, several video exercises to help you reinforce the topics and discussions throughout the training sessions.
Results guaranteed!
Bonus Material! Bonuses include Active Listening Skills training and Reading Body Language training.

This LEADING CHURCH SAFETY AND SECURITY training program is packed full of the latest and best information I have to offer for your communication success today. I want you to be absolutely thrilled with the strategies you’ll discover in this course. But you be the judge…….

It might feel like a risk to you, your supervisor or department to invest in this course. However, I know what I teach works and I’m willing to assume ALL the risk. You either get solid, measurable results during our time together, you’re blown away with the value, and you’re completely 100% satisfied… or I give you back your money.

You can sign up today and attend the entire course totally RISK-FREE. If, after completing all sessions and applying the teachings from each lesson, you don’t feel fully satisfied, or you didn’t get massive value and see real results (improved communication with difficult people, an increase in your knowledge base about words and tactics to try, improved confidence), simply contact my team and we’ll happily refund 100% of your money in FULL. You have my promise.

Sound fair? Come on board – let’s do this! - Captain Joe Puckett

What others have said in their LEADING A CHURCH SECURITY PROGRAM course reviews:

5/5 stars “Great approach and very understandable on what the security team is all about. A large scope of discussion on what to expect” - Tracy Land

Meet Your Senior Trainer, Church Security Director, Member and Advisor, Joe Puckett

Captain Joe Puckett (former law enforcement member) spent 21 years in law enforcement, dealing with difficult, dangerous and violent people with various challenges to resolving incidents professionally and with minimal risk in mind. He worked as an administrator, crisis negotiator and event safety coordinator.

Joe Puckett has also served as a church security team member, Director of Church Security programs, an auditor of church security programs and has served nationally for over 10 years as instructor of ministry safety, security and liability issues. He has developed church security materials and information that was not regularly taught in our training ciriculumn.

Mr. Puckett seeks to share his experiences, insights and knowledge to help you be efficient, safer, more professional and more prepared for our dealings with church security issues and the important need for balance between the family environment and the preparation for difficult incidents.

Since 2013, Joe Puckett has also hosted the Church Security Answer Man podcast and video blog which is hosted across 9 major platforms and listened to by thousands of Church Security members, ministry leaders and information seekers around the world.

He receives high ratings on his instruction (see review above) and has taught thousands of public safety and government staff as well, in investigative courses, safety and security topics, reading body language and other professional programs since 1991.

Anyone who is leading a program to protect their church, ministry or people in houses of worship.
Security Leaders, Usher Team Leaders, Greeter Team Leaders if Leading an aspect of their ministry security.
Executive Leaders, Pastors, Priests, Ministers, Lay Leaders, Elders, Deacons or Other Church Administrators.
Anyone who believes they might be called upon to watch over, start, restart or energize a church security program.

Leading a Church Security Program

Get Your Team and Your Church Better Prepared for a Safety and Security Program. Understand What the Security Team is All About and Know What Incidents You Can Expect at Your Church.

Finding balance between welcoming and secure environment, while leading a church security ministry.

Creating a successful team and plan.

Getting focused on your people and resources.

Getting focused on the components of preparation and the team approach.

Your focused responsibilities and concerns.

Current violence trends and statistics.

Children’s safety and security concerns.

Likely issues at your house of worship.

Church violence.

Warning signs of escalating behavior.

Recruiting security members.

Evaluating the situation - ODD, SUSPICIOUS and DANGEROUS.

We have included even more tools to help you in this powerful on-demand training

Practical situations and discussions; Can we search backpacks? Do we need security shirts?

Dealing with difficult people, suspicious people and disorderly conduct.

Planning for emergencies from medical emergencies to lock downs, to weather and fire related issues.

Dealing with the most likely issues including service interruptions.

Security does not have to be a negative thing.

Domestic violence, protecting the children and other violence issues.

Church parking lots and outside areas of the church.

Active listening bonus material for dealing with difficult people and people in crisis.

Calling 911 and what to expect when law enforcement arrives.

Reading body language bonus discussion.

Violent intruder planning.

We have included several forms for you to photocopy and use for your program including; MINISTRY STAFF TRAINING form, INCIDENT REPORT FORM and USHER BRIEFING SHEETS

Self Paced Training - When Your Schedule Allows - Up to 6 Months to Complete Training

Improve your leadership skills for starting a church safety and security program, running a program, taking it over or energizing an existing program.

Register during this open enrollment period then take up to 6 months to complete the training, at your convenients, when your schedule permits.

22 information-rich, on-demand video training sessions with Joe Puckett, a safety, security and church security leader and advisor.

PLUS, several video exercises to help you reinforce the topics and discussions throughout the training sessions.

Results guaranteed!

Bonus Material! Bonuses include Active Listening Skills training and Reading Body Language training.

We use the awesome course platform, Thinkific. You can view the videos online as your schedule permits.

You can download and print a handout for the entire course if you choose and you can view our training videos on most smartphones, tablets, laptops and desktops, wherever you choose.

What others have said in their LEADING A CHURCH SECURITY PROGRAM course reviews:

5/5 stars “Great approach and very understandable on what the security team is all about. A large scope of discussion on what to expect” - Tracy Land

Meet Your Senior Trainer, Church Security Director, Member and Advisor, Joe Puckett

Mr. Puckett seeks to share his experiences, insights and knowledge to help you be efficient, safer, more professional and more prepared for our dealings with church security issues and the important need for balance between the family environment and the preparation for difficult incidents.

Since 2013, Joe Puckett has also hosted the Church Security Answer Man podcast and video blog which is hosted across 9 major platforms and listened to by thousands of Church Security members, ministry leaders and information seekers around the world.

He receives high ratings on his instruction (see review above) and has taught thousands of public safety and government staff as well, in investigative courses, safety and security topics, reading body language and other professional programs since 1991.

Anyone who is leading a program to protect their church, ministry or people in houses of worship.

Security Leaders, Usher Team Leaders, Greeter Team Leaders if Leading an aspect of their ministry security.

Executive Leaders, Pastors, Priests, Ministers, Lay Leaders, Elders, Deacons or Other Church Administrators.

Anyone who believes they might be called upon to watch over, start, restart or energize a church security program.