Churches are conducting “Holy Ghost pat-downs” and mass shooter drills

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Police State America has invaded churches and places of worship in America. Churches now join private companies, schools, colleges, sports stadiums, malls and hospitals that are conducting active shooter drills. For more information, read my December article titled: ‘Hospitals and private companies are conducting mass shooter drills with police.’

In Alabama, a Presbyterian church wanted to be able to hire its own police for protection. And the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has been holding specialized training for congregations for active shooter incidents.

Police across the country are speaking at places of worship, drumming up fear and telling churches to have greeters (security) welcome worshippers and look for anything that might be out of the ordinary.

On a FEMA webinar last Wednesday on protecting houses of worship, the chief security executive at The Potter’s House, the Rev. TD Jakes’ megachurch in Dallas, gave tips about behavior that should raise concern, such as a congregant arriving in a long coat in hot weather. If needed, church greeters could give a hug and feel for weapons, said the executive, Sean Smith.

“I call it the Holy Ghost pat-down,” Smith said.

This is unbelievable! It’s like the Monty Python “Life of Brian” movie has come to life and worshippers are being spied on, mocked and persecuted by the Romans (American Police).

For those of you that don’t know, FEMA became part of DHS in 2003. Click here to find out more.

DHS’s ‘Faith-Based Security And Communications Advisory Committee‘ (FBAC) boasts about their close relationship with chaplains and Faith Based Organizations (FBO’s)…

1. DHS should identify and work with FBO’s to establish a formal two-way process for sharing homeland security information.

2. DHS should designate points of contact to interact with faith-based communities.

“DHS should designate a senior level full time position with access to senior DHS leadership within the DHS Headquarters whose primary responsibility is sharing homeland security and threat information issues with the faith-based community.”

“DHS should assign points of contact in each fusion center to work with their state and local faith communities.”

Click here to learn about the NUMEROUS religious leaders working with DHS.

Just like the TSA which is run by DHS, churches have begunbanning, diaper bags, backpacks and strollers.

“People feel that is almost like a weight lifted, in light of what is happening in the world today,” said Antoinette Usher, the facilities and operations director at St. Matthew.

FEMA/DHS has a website devoted to ‘Protecting Houses of Worship‘ and offer FREE ‘Active Shooter’ training classes!  One class titled IS-914: Surveillance Awareness: What You Can Do, encourages faith leaders and worshippers to detect and report suspicious activities!

Course Objectives:

At the end of this course, the participants will be able to:

• Identify potential targets of adversarial surveillance.
• Describe the information obtained by surveillance that is of interest to adversaries.
• Recognize indicators of surveillance within the everyday environment.
• Identify actions that you can take to detect potential adversarial surveillance incidents.
• Describe the importance of identifying and reporting suspicious activitiesassociated with adversarial surveillance.
• Specify actions you can take to report potential incidents of adversarial surveillance.

FEMA/DHS offers another course titled IS-360: Preparing for Mass Casualty Incidents: A Guide for Schools, Higher Education, and Houses of Worship.

This course provides leading practices and resources to assist elementary and secondary schools, institutions of higher education, and houses of worship in developing emergency plans for preparing for, responding to, and recovering from mass casualty incidents.

Course Objectives:

At the end of this course, the participants will be able to identify key considerations and strategies for preparing for mass casualty incidents, including:

• Understanding the threats and challenges.
• Establishing planning processes.
• Assessing and mitigating vulnerabilities.
• Establishing response procedures.
• Planning for recovery.
• Staying prepared.

What they’re really saying is, every worshipper is a potential terrorist. DHS/Police are using a free training program as a cover, to invade places of worship.

DHS openly admits their PRIMARY audience is the whole community…

Primary Audience

“The audience for this course is the whole community.”

This past September, twenty-five Ohio churches conducted active shooter drills run by multiple law enforcement agencies.

Hosted at the Equipped City Church by multiple law enforcement agencies, including the Columbus Police Department, the Hilliard Police Department, Ohio State Highway Patrol and the Franklin County Sheriff’s Department, this training allowed church reps to experience the terror and realization of shooter situations.

Some Pastors even carry handguns…

Pastor, Dwayne Whitehead, carries a handgun at times and claims it’s more for personal safety than church security.

The Fraternal Order of Police and its members (police) are profiting from keeping fear alive at churches, synagogues etc., across the country.

“Your reaction to that is all the difference in the world,” Fraternal Order of Police President, Jason Pappas, said.

Police are so intertwined with places of worship, it’s sickening. A Dr., Police Chief and a Chaplain  co-authored ‘Safety, Security, & Contingency Planning for Places of Worship and Faith Based Organizations.’

Chaplain Marcus Lane serves as State Associate Chaplain with the Illinois Fraternal Order of Police.

 

To learn more about chaplains and their close relationship with police go to the International Conference of Police Chaplains website.

Churches are putting police officers on stage, setting up surveillance command centers, using dispatchers, mimicking police departments! Watch the video below…

 

In June of this year, I warned everyone that churches are using facial recognition software to spy on their members.

“Churchix was originally developed by us for a chain of international churches, which wanted to follow up with membership attendance at its events. Today it’s being used at a number of other churches in the US and in Indonesia” Moshe Greenshpan, the company’s CEO said.”“I can tell you in general that churches also don’t like to be described as privacy invaders,” said Greenshpan.

And in October of this year, I warned everyone that churches across the country are PAYING the gov’t up to $100.00 a month to spy on families.

Church leaders are openly encouraged to collaborate with the gov’t. Religious organizations are spying on families to help the gov’t decide whether they should remove children from their families!

Police State America is so bad, a cop working security at a church pointed his gun at a man who banged on a church door during services…

Police confronted a white man outside the predominately black United Nations Church International in Virginia. He was beating on a door outside the church, allegedly yelling racial slurs and threatening the congregation.

“A police officer working security at the church in the 5200 block of Midlothian Turnpike pointed a gun at the man, thinking he had a knife. The man actually had a long piece of plastic he used to bang on the door, police said.”

Churches are also using Roll Call Check-In or Church ID cards to spy on their members:

Another church surveillance company called ChurchTrac claims they are being used by thousands of churches and openly boasts how they charge churches based on the total number of names they enter into their database!

Is it really free for small churches?

With ChurchTrac Basic (the installable edition), you can enter up to 100 individuals into the database for free. To enter more than 100 names, you need to purchase an unlock code. With ChurchTrac Online (the web-based edition), the price for a small church is still very affordable, about $2 a week for small churches.