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This week, we have three new videos to share with our members and one video interview posted by Dr. Michael Brown of Faith Secure, he is an affiliate member of the FBSN and in this video he speaks with Shanna Honeycutt on Domestic Violence.

August 24, 2026: What is your church security team preparing for: The Crisis, Police Response, or the Aftermath? - Paul Cobb, Ben Fries, and Steve Jastrzembski share a preview of their upcoming presentation at the Indiana Church Security Conference in Goshen, Indiana, on October 17. The Anatomy of a Critical Incident: A Three-Part Plenary Series

August 26, 2026: Should Weapons be Allowed in Church? - Kurt Owen presentation highlight from SOS.26

August 27, 2026: The Hidden Threat: Understanding Domestic Violence Spillover in Church - Dr. Michael Brown interviews Shanna Honeycutt on Domestic Violence, sharing the data that shows it is the deadliest threat to houses of worship.

As always, please watch, share, and subscribe—and help us get these resources into the hands of other church security team members and ministry leaders.

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