FBSN Weekly Video Upload | November 9, 2026

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Over the past two weeks, FBSN has released four videos exploring real-world threats, emergency preparedness, and courage under pressure. From violent incidents and lessons learned to a special Veterans Day tribute, these videos offer valuable perspectives for church security professionals and ministry leaders.

October 23, 2026: Church Security Lessons from a Midair Attack: Courage Under Pressure

When a crisis unfolds in seconds, will we be prepared to act?

Carl Chinn examines an attempted midair attack and the lessons it offers church security teams about situational awareness, courage, sound judgment, and responding when lives are at risk.

October 26, 2026: Jordan Church Attack: 9 Killed During Funeral | What Churches Should Consider

Does your church's security plan extend beyond Sunday morning services?

Matt Stidham examines a deadly attack during a church funeral in Jordan, challenging security teams to consider vulnerabilities during funerals, weekday gatherings, and other ministry activities.

October 29, 2026: A Gunman Entered Their Church And They Weren't Ready

What happens when a church faces a violent threat it never expected?

A church confronted by an armed intruder discovers the consequences of inadequate preparation. This video emphasizes the importance of emergency planning, training, and clearly defined responsibilities.

November 8, 2026: WWII Veteran Jack Chinn: Surviving the Sinking of the USS PRINCETON

A remarkable story of survival, faith, and sacrifice.

In honor of Veterans Day, FBSN shares the firsthand account of WWII Navy veteran Jack Chinn, father of FBSN President Carl Chinn, recounting his service in the Pacific and survival following the sinking of the USS Princeton in 1944.

FBSN Member-Exclusive Video: Patrick Cumba — Probing Threats

Could someone be testing your church's security for vulnerabilities?

Patrick Cumba discusses probing behaviors, potential warning signs, and why recognizing attempts to test security measures is important to protecting houses of worship.

🔒 Members Only: Available on the FBSN Exclusive Recordings page.

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