“our places of worship and their congregations are especially vulnerable to be targeted by these horrific acts.” (homeland security)
RECENT VIOLENCE AT CHURCHES -
Idaho man who pledged support to ISIS arrested for threatening to attack churches - READ STORY
Pastor stabbed to death by homeless man who was allowed to live temporarily at church - READ STORY
Next Seminar - Salina, Kansas - April 20 - CLICK HERE FOR INFO
〰️
Next Seminar - Salina, Kansas - April 20 - CLICK HERE FOR INFO 〰️
We firmly believe that your church should not resemble a fortress, but rather a place where individuals can worship and fellowship freely, all within a secure environment.
We wholeheartedly agree with the words of Jesus: “Whosoever will, let him come…”
We recognize your eagerness to engage with your community. Nevertheless, instilling an atmosphere of fear may deter individuals from attending your place of worship. We are fully cognizant of this fact. It is our belief that a secure environment can be established—one that doesn't unsettle attendees but rather fosters a sense of safety for all gathered.
The thousands of individuals who have participated in our seminars (over 500 seminars across 40 states) can attest that our seminar content achieves exactly that.
If we can help you, email us, or call 817.437.9693
What does it take to host one of our seminars? CLICK HERE for details.
FBI issues warning to churches (Dec. 2023)
The FBI has issued a stark warning about an increased risk of terror attacks in the United States, particularly targeting places of worship and the Jewish community.
White House issues warning to churches -
The Biden administration has warned that churches and church-related institutions face an increased threat of attacks. CLICK HERE TO READ STORY
UPDATE ON CHURCH-RELATED CRIMES…
We now have a page devoted to keeping you updated on crimes occurring on church and faith-based property. CLICK HERE TO GO TO THIS PAGE
If you attend a Sheepdog Seminar, here’s what you can expect.
The greatest safety tip for churches in the history of safety tips.
We have a special section for Police Officers - designed to bring encouragement.
VIDEO BELOW: Jimmy Meeks on CBN 700 Club News
Conducting Sheepdog Seminars has given us the privilege to meet some very unique people.
Frank Pomeroy is the pastor of First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs, Texas. In November of 2017, an angry gunman entered Frank’s church and killed 26 worshipers - and injured 20 more. We must not let people forget what happened there.
Stephen Willeford is the man who rushed out of his house, AR-15 in hand, and shot and stopped the killer at First Baptist in Sutherland Springs.
Jack Wilson is the man who stopped the killer at the West Freeway Church of Christ in White Settlement, Texas in December of 2019.
Sheepdog Seminars has partnered with Protect His House. The mission of Protect His House is to safeguard religious institutions and prioritize the safety and security of their congregations. PHH is dedicated to empowering churches and places of worship by providing essential skills and training programs that equip them to protect their communities.
Protect His House can bring a team of experts to your church and provide hands-on training to your safety team and members of your congregation.
Protect His House is a hands-on training program available to your church. It is not a program where you will hear endless presentations or stories of heroism (as important as those are). The Protect His House program focuses on training by doing.
SHEEPDOG CHURCH SECURITY is led by retired police officer Kris Moloney. They have helped thousands of churches across the United States, and are one of the most sought-after organizations when it comes to learning how to protect your flock. These guys love Jesus - and His sheep!
