Carl Chinn’s Journey to Becoming a Family Man and Church Security Systems Expert

Most of us don't think of a church as a dangerous place. However, no place is immune to outside threats; stores get robbed, and even schools deal with shooters. A church will face its share of attackers as well. To ensure our community's well-being, we all need to reevaluate our security systems and prepare for any attack.

In today's episode, Carl Chinn explains how he left working in agriculture to lead a church security organization. He details how he decided to dedicate his life to God after the birth of his sons. Carl also recalls the bomb threats and security breaches he faced in his lifetime. Most importantly, he shares some practical advice to budding church security ministers. Find out why Carl advocates so strongly about church security in the full episode!

3 reasons why you should listen to the full episode

1. Get inspiration from Carl’s transformation from a rebellious teen to a family man of faith.
2. Hear about Carl’s gripping tales of security breaches.
3. Understand why church security systems are crucial to the safety of churchgoers.

About Carl

Carl Chinn is a security and safety systems expert who initially started as a building manager for Focus on the Family Ministry. He is part of an association for church security ministers known as the Faith Based Security Network. Carl is a devoted member of the New Life Church and conducts church security training for other ministers. He has also written a book titled Evil Invades Sanctuary. If you want to know more about Carl, you may visit his website.

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