Register for Protecting Houses of Worship Nov. 14 in Medina
Does your organization have a security team ready to go and are they prepared to counter an active killing event? This Protecting Houses of Worship training event Nov. 14 is designed as an intro to help identify security needs as well as organizational and team training standards. Training will include the history of active killing events, including current tragedies, as well as medical training, tactics, and Active Killer Response scenarios.
This Saturday seminar, scheduled for 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Cornerstone Chapel, 3939 Granger Road in Medina, is sponsored by Buckeye Firearms Association and will include the history of active killing events, including current tragedies, as well as medical training, tactics, and Active Killer Response scenarios. SIGN UP HERE!
Only 60 spots are available.
A previous "Protecting Houses of Worship" training session brought together community members, church leaders, and safety volunteers with a shared mission: to safeguard places of worship while preserving their welcoming environment.
Students left the program not only with new skills but also with a deep appreciation for the training team.
One participant remarked, “The instructors were top-notch. The different types of sessions/scenarios and getting everybody to participate worked quite well. I learned a great deal. Look forward to doing it again.”
Another student praised the program’s structure. “Very satisfied with the presentation and the way the team worked together. Very well organized. Great job.”
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For more information, call BFA administrative assistant Angela Armstrong at 614-715-4867.
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