How To Share Safety Sabbath With Your Church
Church-Centered Preparedness
Preparedness looks different for every church. This Safety Sabbath topic is designed to help churches focus on how they recognize risks, prioritize what matters most, and prepare their congregation in ways that fit their unique ministry context. By learning how to evaluate potential emergencies and intentionally choose a drill that aligns with your highest-priority risks, your church can strengthen readiness, support volunteers, and build confidence that extends well beyond one Sabbath.
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