FREE CHURCH PREPAREDNESS ASSESSMENT
How Prepared Is Your Church?
In just a few minutes, identify potential gaps in your church's security, emergency preparedness, and response readiness—and discover where your leadership may need to take action next.
✓ 30 practical questions ✓ Immediate Preparedness Score ✓ Clear next steps
Free • Approximately 5–7 minutes • Immediate results
Preparedness Isn't Fear. It's Wisdom.
“The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and pay the penalty.”
— Proverbs 22:3 NIV
Faith and preparation aren't opposites.
The Prepared Church Assessment helps leadership take an honest look at the practical
systems already in place, and identify areas that may deserve greater attention.
Prepared, not paranoid.
If Something Happened This Sunday, Would Your People Know What to Do?
Could your leadership confidently answer YES to questions like:
If a medical emergency happened during worship, are trained people and the right equipment ready?
If severe weather required immediate shelter, do your staff and volunteers know where people should go?
If a child had to be reunited with a parent during an evacuation, is there a documented process?
If a disruptive or threatening individual entered the building, does your team know who is responsible and how to communicate?
If an emergency required evacuation or lockdown, have your procedures actually been practiced?
You shouldn't have to make these decisions for the first time during the emergency.
KNOW THE RISKS
Identify potential vulnerabilities across your facilities, ministries, people, procedures, and operations.
SEE THE GAPS
Answer 30 practical Yes/No questions based on what your church actually has in place today.
KNOW WHAT'S NEXT
Receive your Preparedness Score and understand where leadership should focus next.
Takes only a few minutes. The value could last far longer.
Built for Church Leadership. Designed for Real-World Implementation.
The Prepared Church Assessment is designed for pastors, executive pastors, administrators, boards, and safety/security leaders who want a clearer picture of their church's current preparedness.
You don't need to be a security professional.