A free thirty-minute conversation about your church.

Not a sales call with a consultation attached. We go through the eight documents below, I tell you which gaps actually matter for a church your size and building, and you get a straight answer on what it would take to close them.

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Eight Documents Every Church Should Have

Check off what your church already has. Whatever is left unchecked is what we'll spend the thirty minutes on. Most churches have two or three of these, and almost nobody has all eight — that's normal, and it's fixable.

1. Emergency Response Plan A building-specific written protocol for active threat, medical emergency, fire, severe weather, and evacuation — with roles assigned to actual people, not just titles. Without one: response defaults to improvisation in the moment it matters most. 2. Use of Force Policy A written standard for when and how force may be used by anyone on your safety team, consistent with Alabama law. Without one: the church and its volunteers are left to guess under stress, with real liability exposure. 3. Incident Command & LEO / EMS Interface Who is in charge during an incident, who takes over if they can't continue, and how your team hands off to arriving police and EMS. Without one: responding officers meet an unclear situation with no visible command structure. 4. Communications Plan How your team talks to each other during an incident, including a backup plan if phones or radios fail. Without one: a breakdown in communication is often the single biggest driver of a delayed response. 5. Family Reunification Plan Where families regroup after an evacuation, and a clear, verified process for releasing children. Without one: separation during an evacuation becomes its own secondary crisis. 6. Safety Team Charter & Selection Criteria Written mission, scope, limits of authority, and — critically — the criteria for who is and isn't allowed to serve on the team. Without one: an informally selected team creates avoidable liability exposure. 7. Training & Equipment Standards A documented standard for what the team trains on, what's carried, and how qualifications are tracked and renewed. Without one: your team's actual readiness is unknown until it's tested by a real event. 8. Site Hardening (CPTED) Findings A prioritized list of low-cost physical fixes — locks, lighting, sightlines, access control — based on how your building is actually used. Without one: the most common and most preventable vulnerabilities go unaddressed.

0 of 8 checked — 8 to talk about.

What actually happens

Thirty Minutes, Three Parts

First 10 minutes

Your building, out loud

How many services, how many people, what the parking situation is, who's already helping on a Sunday, and what's happened before. Most of what matters comes out here.

Next 15

The honest gap list

We go down your unchecked boxes. I tell you which ones are genuinely urgent for a church your size and which ones can wait — and there are always some that can wait.

Last 5

What it would cost

A straight number, or a straight "you don't need me for that." Two or three things you can fix this month for free, whether or not you ever hire me.

The promise

You'll leave with something useful even if you never hire me.

Every church I walk gets at least two or three fixes that cost nothing — a door that shouldn't be propped, a light that's out, a greeter standing in the wrong place. If all you ever do is act on those, the thirty minutes paid for itself and I'm fine with that. I'd rather be the person you call in two years than the person you avoided.

If you decide to go further

What Building It Looks Like

Nothing gets decided on the consult. The three tiers at the bottom of this page are here so you know the shape of it before we talk, instead of wondering what the ask is going to be.

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Three ways to build it

Pick the Tier That Fits Your Church

Every tier is billed annually and keeps your documents current as your building, your team, and Alabama law change. A plan nobody maintains is worse than no plan — it's documented notice of a risk you didn't address.

Tier 1

Foundation

$797/ year

Where most churches should start. You get a real written program and the professional walk-through behind it.

One professional on-site walk-through
All core documents built as structured templates
Risk assessment framework and field notes
Grant and tabletop templates with a facilitation guide
Documents kept current for the year

About two weeks to a working plan

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Most churches choose this

Tier 2

Grant-Ready

$1,597/ year

Everything in Foundation, plus the formal assessment grant programs actually require — and five trained people to go with it.

Everything in Foundation
Two professional walk-through days
Full formal risk assessment in FEMA NSGP format
Grant search and a submission-ready application package
5 Second Watch training seats included

About three weeks to a working plan

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Tier 3

Full Deployment

Let's scope it

For multi-campus churches, attached schools or daycares, and congregations that need the whole thing built and run rather than handed over.

Everything in Grant-Ready
Documents fully populated — names, contacts and rosters done for you
Facilitated tabletop, live dry run, written after-action report
Training seats sized to your team
Priced to the actual scope of your campus

Scoped on the walk-through, quoted in writing

Not sure which one? That's what the free call is for — most churches walk in assuming Tier 3 and leave knowing Tier 1 covers them. Pick a time or call 256.404.7172.