BULLETPROOF HOUSE OF WORSHIP SAFETY CONFERENCE
Jimmy Meeks is now the sole speaker at this mini 4-hour seminar
Jimmy travels to churches in Texas and immediate states. If you want to host a mini (4 hour) seminar, call 817.437.9693.

Jimmy travels to churches in Texas and immediate states. If you want to host a mini (4 hour) seminar, call 817.437.9693.

First Baptist Church of Daingerfield, Texas. On June 22, 1980, an angry gunman entered the church during the morning worship service, shouted "This is War" - and then shot 15 worshipers - fatally wounding five. Jimmy Meeks and his wife were married in this church three years later.

Jimmy has conducted over 500 safety seminars for houses of worship since 2009. He has traveled to 40 states across America. He served 35 years as a police officer and has been a minister of the gospel since 1973.

Jimmy and his wife Julie were married in the First Baptist Church of Daingerfield, Texas on August 23, 1977. Three years later (on June 22, 1980) an angry gunman entered the sanctuary during the morning worship service, shouted "This is War!" - and then shot 15 worshipers. Five were fatally wounded.

For a flat rate of $500 Jimmy will conduct an online 4- hour house of worship safety seminar for your team (and any other people/churches you ask to attend). For more info, call Jimmy at 817-437-9693 or email him at info@bulletproofworship.com
Jimmy's goal is to only address those subject relevant to stopping acts of violence at your house of worship. Those topics include, but are not limited to -
We usually conduct these mini seminars on Saturday mornings. We can also conduct them on a week night.
Frank Pomeroy was the pastor of First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas. On Sunday morning, November 5, 2017, a gunman entered Frank's church and shot 48 worshipers - fatally wounding 26. Frank was out of town that Sunday (at a training seminar in Oklahoma City).
While in Oklahoma City, on that Saturday night (Nov. 4), Frank went out to dinner with his fellow students. He dined with the instructor. The instructor called his attention to the shootings that had occurred at church... PLEASE WATCH THE INTERVIEW WITH FRANK

He entered the church during the Sunday morning worship service. He was armed with 4 guns. He shouted, "This is War!" He then opened fire; 15 worshipers were shot - 5 were dead.
The photo is of a local newspaper that told the story the day after the tragedy. Inside the red circle are bloodstains of one of the victims. It is a story you NEED to know about - and the movie that tells the story. One of the speakers at the conference was married in this church...
Lone offenders and small groups motivated by a range of ideological beliefs and/or personal grievances continue to pose a persistent and lethal threat to the Homeland ... Targets of potential violence include public gatherings, faith-based institutions ..."
In 2023, Family Research Council identified 436 incidents (vandalism to violence) - more than double the number identified in 2018. These findings suggest that hostility against U.S. churches is not only on the rise - but also accelerating.

Near the end of His earthly ministry, in His prayer for His sheep, He says to His Father: "While I was with them (the disciples), I protected them and kept them safe ..." (John 17:12). Did you catch those words: "protected" and "kept them safe?" Yes, Jesus was protective of His sheep. John 18 tells us that when He was arrested, He insisted that His disciples be let go.
DID YOU KNOW THAT JESUS’ LIFE WAS 88 PERCENT TRAINING, AND 12 PERCENT PRACTICAL APPLICATION?
YOUR CHURCH SAFETY TEAM IS NOT “RIGHT WHERE THEY NEED TO BE.” No - they’re not. And no team in the country can make such a boast. And that is exactly why your team must understand the value of training. We encourage you to take advantage of this conference - this training - so that you will be better equipped to Protect the Flock.
And in your final days, be able to say to the Father: "I protected them - I kept them safe."
“We do NOT rise to the occasion. We sink to the level of our training." (Col. Grossman)
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