Join us on July 11 &/or 18, 2026: Our Sheepdog Coffee is normally open to FBSN Members only but on July 11 and July 18 we are opening it to the public. These topics are too important to not share

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Jeff Dalrymple - July 11

Director of Abuse Prevention & Response (SBC Executive Committee)

Special Pre-Conference Zoom with Jeff Dalrymple

Join us for a special online preview as Jeff Dalrymple presents a condensed introduction to two critical ministry safety topics that every church leader and security team should understand.

Safeguarding Children & Preventing Abuse in Ministry Settings
Learn the fundamentals of creating safer ministries by recognizing the realities of child abuse, identifying grooming behaviors and warning signs, and implementing practical strategies to better protect children and vulnerable individuals.

Responding to Abuse in Ministry – Crisis Response When Allegations Arise
Discover the essential first steps ministries should take when abuse is reported or alleged. Jeff will discuss key principles for responding with wisdom, compassion, and integrity while avoiding common mistakes that can further harm victims, families, and the church.

This free Zoom session is open to the public and will provide a high-level overview of both topics. Those serving in church security, safety, children's ministry, pastoral leadership, or risk management are strongly encouraged to attend the 2026 Security Operations Summit (SOS.26), where Jeff will present these subjects in much greater depth with practical tools and actionable guidance.

Dr. Priscilla "Kris" Clancy - July 18

Director of Abuse Prevention & Response (SBC Executive Committee)

Special Pre-Conference Zoom with Kris Clancy

oin us for a special online preview as Kris Clancy shares practical insights on two of the most important—and often overlooked—areas of church safety: responder wellness and mental health response.

Self-Care for the Church Safety Team and Their Families
Serving on a church safety team carries unique physical, emotional, and spiritual demands. Kris will discuss how to recognize signs of stress and burnout, build resilience, and support both team members and their families so they remain healthy, prepared, and effective.

The Mental Health Crisis: Practical Response for Church Safety Teams
As churches increasingly encounter individuals experiencing mental health crises, safety teams need the skills to respond with compassion and confidence. This session will introduce key principles for recognizing mental health concerns, communicating effectively, de-escalating tense situations, and connecting individuals with appropriate resources while maintaining a safe ministry environment.

This free Zoom session is open to the public and provides a brief introduction to these essential topics. Those serving on church safety teams, in pastoral leadership, or in ministry care are strongly encouraged to attend the 2026 Security Operations Summit (SOS.26), where Kris will provide comprehensive instruction—including an optional hands-on pre-event course featuring practical exercises, role-playing, and real-world response strategies.

Learn More About the Faith Based Security Network

Whether you are just beginning a security program at your ministry and need to know where to start or you are working to improve a well operating  team we can help!

The FBSN is a Christian-Based professional membership association dedicated to enhancing the professionalism and connectivity of ministry security operators along with supporting ministry leaders, law-enforcement, and first responders, plus professional affiliate providers of products and services.

Join hundreds of the most serious faith-based security operators from across America! The summit has approximately 30 different speakers, presenting in 18 Plenary Sessions, plus 30 breakout topics, and 4 case studies over 4 days.