HOMELAND SECURITY SAID -

“Our places of worship and their congregations are especially vulnerable to be targeted by these horrific acts.”

 
 

Albuquerque, New Mexico Church Safety Seminar - FREE EVENT (Rio Rancho)

MONDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER 7, 2022

WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Church Safety Team, Police Officers, all First Responders - any citizen concerned about unlawful violence. LEARN HOW TO PROTECT YOUR FLOCK!

Seminar is actually in Rio Rancho (21 miles from Alb.)

Limited to 200 attendees.

CHURCH-RELATED SEX CRIMES ARE A PROBLEM…

We are begging you - PLEADING WITH YOU - to send your Youth Director and Children’s Workers to this seminar.

We will show you what is happening - and what you MUST do to decrease the chances of a sex crime occurring at your church or church-related event. Please share this with every youth and children’s worker you know!

FOR THE CHILDREN!!!

Questions about the seminar? Call 817.437.9693.

 

One of our speakers includes Vince Harrison, head of security for Calvary Church ALBUQUERQUE.

 

DATE

  • Monday NIGHT, November 7, 2022. 

  • 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.

 

LOCATION OF EVENT

 

TIME

  • Monday NIGHT

  • 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.

 
  • COSTS -

  • FREE ADMISSION

  • PLEASE PRE-REGISTER

 
 

Please download the flyer and share it. You can also follow this event on Facebook.

 

OUR PRESENTER

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Jimmy Meeks is a retired police officer, having served 35 years in law enforcement. Jimmy has also been a minister for over 49 years. As an officer, he served as a hostage negotiator, field training officer, school resource officer, detective, supervisor, and crime prevention officer. He accumulated over 4500 hours of TCOLE training. He has also been a certified crime prevention specialist.

Jimmy was pastor of a church in the Ft. Worth, Texas area for over 11 years, while also serving as a police officer. He has a B.A. in Religion from Oklahoma Baptist University and a Certificate of Ministry from Emmaus Road Ministry School. He has conducted over 350 seminars for churches since 2009, at which thousands of churches have been represented. It has been said of his presentation, "...there has never been a stronger call to action..."

Jimmy and his wife of 45 years, Julie, were married at the First Baptist Church of Daingerfield, Texas: the sight of the June 22, 1980 massacre that killed 5 worshipers and injured 10. Jimmy was also a production assistant in the award-winning docudrama Faith Under Fire, based on the tragedy at First Baptist Church in Daingerfield, Texas.