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Hosted by Unity · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 42 episodes
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We discuss safety and security in houses of worship, including team development, training, and real-world challenges facing churches today.
Unity hosts Sanctuary Peacemakers, a religion show with 42 episodes published.
Good intentions aren’t enough when your church safety ministry is operating on assumptions about the law. In this episode of Sanctuary Peacemakers, we look at why understanding the laws where you serve matters—from tresp
Every strong church safety ministry started with a first step. In this episode, I share the story of building our ministry from the ground up, the lessons learned along the way, and why it's important not to compare your
This week's episode is deeply personal. After the passing of my father, I found myself writing a eulogy—and in the process, discovering a legacy I never fully understood while he was alive. Through forgotten memories, st
Church safety has taught me far more than how to recognize threats or respond to emergencies. It has changed the way I see ministry, leadership, and the people God has entrusted to our care. In this more personal episode
Domestic violence does not always stay behind closed doors. It can follow someone to work, to school, and even into the church. In this episode, we look at what church leaders and safety ministries should consider when a
On July 5, 2026, church security at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Effingham, Illinois, contacted law enforcement about a suspicious vehicle and a suspicious man inside the church during a time when no worship service was
Nearly one year after the attempted mass shooting at Crosspointe Church, I returned—not to revisit the headlines, but to conduct safety-ministry training. Afterward, Jay Trombley walked me through the areas where the inc
Bomb threats should always be taken seriously, but they should also be handled with calm, clear thinking. In this episode of Sanctuary Peacemakers, we look at bomb threats from a church safety perspective and discuss why
Not everything a safety ministry knows needs to become public church information. In this episode, we talk about the importance of confidentiality within church safety ministry and why sensitive information must be handl
What happens when a child believes they’re “dumb”? In this episode, dyslexia researcher Russell Van Brocklen joins us to discuss dyslexia, learning differences, and how churches can play a vital role in helping children
In this episode of Sanctuary Peacemakers, we look at the overlap between children’s ministry and safety ministry. Children’s ministry workers do not need to become safety team members, but they are often the first adults
In this episode of Sanctuary Peacemakers, we look at what happens when a church leaves its own property and steps into a public setting like a parade. Using real experience from a city parade, I talk about the balance sa
In this episode of Sanctuary Peacemakers, we look at safety ministry during on-site children’s events like VBS and other special activities at the church. These events may happen on familiar property, but they often chan
In this episode, I’m joined by John Fela, a special needs father, advocate, speaker, and author who works to support families navigating disability, especially fathers who often feel overlooked in that journey. We discus
What is the difference between a safety team and a safety ministry? In this episode, I talk about why that distinction matters more than people may think. This is about more than security, response, and readiness. It is
In this episode, I’m joined by Rodney Carpentier, a law enforcement lieutenant and co-leader of a Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management (BTAM) team, to talk about recognizing warning signs and preventing targeted v
Most people think violence is random—but there are often warning signs long before anything happens. In this episode, I’m joined by Robert Mahoney, founder of TVTP Solutions, to break down the “pathway to violence,” what
This episode features Robert Siciliano, CEO of Protect Now LLC and the architect of the Strategic Human Firewall. You can learn more about his work at protectnowllc.com. Churches are built on trust—but that same mindset
This is a bonus conversation with Eric Robinson after the main interview—more informal, but still some valuable insight.
Most people don’t recognize a gunshot right away—and that delay matters. In this episode, former FBI agent Eric Robinson breaks down what people get wrong, why hesitation happens, and what churches should be thinking abo
John Fela
Ministry Relations Manager · Joni and Friends Chicago
1 appearance on this show
Rodney Carpentier
law enforcement lieutenant and co-leader of a Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management (BTAM) team
1 appearance on this show
Robert Mahoney
Guitarist · TVTP Solutions
1 appearance on this show
Robert Siciliano
cybersecurity expert, private investigator, “good guy hacker” · Protect Now, LLC
1 appearance on this show
Eric Robinson
former FBI agent, SWAT operator, firearms instructor, pastor · Federal Bureau of Investigation
4 appearances on this show
Haley Jones
Certified Body Trust Provider · American Staffing Association
1 appearance on this show
Jay Trombley
Crosspointe Church
3 appearances on this show
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Sanctuary Peacemakers is hosted by Unity. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 42 episodes.
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