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Don’t Assume Your Church Is Prepared To Stop Threats Like Active Shooters And Left-Wing Mobs, by Jordan Boyd – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

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By Jordan Boyd, The Federalist, February 03, 2026

Jordan Boyd is an award-winning staff writer at The Federalist and producer of “The Federalist Radio Hour.” Her work has also been featured in The Daily Wire, Fox News, and RealClearPolitics. Jordan graduated from Baylor University where she majored in political science and minored in journalism. Follow her on X @jordanboydtx.

Christians and churches are under attack. Here’s how they can best protect their flocks against rising threats of violence..

Over the last 25 years, gunmen and gunwomen have launched around two dozen fatal attacks at Christian churches across the nation. As demonstrated by the invasion of Cities Church in St. Paul, Minnesota last month, even congregations that haven’t encountered an armed threat still face mounting hostility against their faith and parishioners.

There’s no denying houses of worship are targets for violence. There’s also no denying that death tolls in church shootings were kept at a minimum thanks to the heroic actions of good guys with guns like Jack Wilson, Caleb Engle, and Jeanne Assam.

Yet, select churches still don’t have a solid security preparedness plan in place beyond relying on 911. In some cases, congregations actively hamper a threat response by prohibiting law-abiding citizens from carrying self-defense weapons on their campuses. …

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Don’t Assume Your Church Is Prepared To Stop Threats Like Active Shooters And Left-Wing Mobs, by Jordan Boyd

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Christians and churches are under attack. Here’s how they can best protect their flocks against rising threats of violence..

There’s no denying houses of worship are targets for violence. There’s also no denying that death tolls in church shootings were kept at a minimum thanks to the heroic actions of good guys with guns like Jack Wilson, Caleb Engle, and Jeanne Assam.

Yet, select churches still don’t have a solid security preparedness plan in place beyond relying on 911. In some cases, congregations actively hamper a threat response by prohibiting law-abiding citizens from carrying self-defense weapons on their campuses. …

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