Minimizing the Risk of Cybercrime If it looks suspicious, pause and take these steps. Interview by Bobby Ross, Jr.
Do We Prevent Crime at our Church? A checklist to help you evaluate your building's security. Brotherhood Mutual Insurance Company
Lessons in Protection and Prevention from the Anti-Defamation League A conversation with ADL associate director Elise Jarvis about how houses of worship can guard against hate crimes. Alexandria Kuo and Emily Lund
A Shooter in the House A police officer's advice on how to prevent and react to a gunman at church. Andrew G. Mills
3 Steps to Keep Criminals from Targeting Your Church Property prep, community relations, and common sense can go a long way. Matthew Branaugh
Staying Above Reproach 7 rules to help volunteer leaders protect themselves and the kids they serve. Frank Sommerville
Securing the Faithful What New Life Church did right when a gunman showed up in its parking lot. A Christianity Today editorial
Building with Security in Mind Security elements to consider when designing a new building. Steve Edmonds
Can Technology Help Prevent Crime and Violence at Church? Pros and cons of security technology. Richard R. Hammar
Why Your Church Needs Counseling Policies One case illustrates why you need to be proactive in your counseling procedures. Richard R. Hammar
Reducing the Risk of Vandalism Identify and eliminate opportunities for vandalism. James F. Cobble Jr.
Sexual Misconduct at Church National survey results may prompt churches to draft policies. Marian V. Liautaud
Can Social Networking Get Us Sued? How to safeguard your church staff's use of popular communication tools. Frank Sommerville
5 Steps for Building a Volunteer Safety and Security Team A church administrator creates a sustainable, long-term solution. Robert Wild
Avoiding Negligent Supervision Churches can be liable for injuries sustained during church activities on the basis of negligent supervision. Richard R. Hammar