From reading the original post my question is not would I want to be on the team but would I attend the church? If I didn't feel safe as part of the team I wouldn't feel safe as part of the congregation.
From reading the original post my question is not would I want to be on the team but would I attend the church? If I didn't feel safe as part of the team I wouldn't feel safe as part of the congregation.
I'd walk. Dunning-Krueger is a real thing, and life is too short to be associated with people like that.
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Much of what I was thinking of saying has been said, maybe a couple of other tidbits are on my mind, but I dont have the energy. From what I have seen of the "teams" in my area, I would be more concerned about getting shot by them than a bad guy in the statistically insignificant chance a bad guy showed up (actually zero chance for me, as I do not attend church).
Personally, I'd walk away from it.
The last active shooter training I did for a church was required by their insurance company...
I still had guys from the security team telling me that their knife throwing ability was such that they didn't need guns....I also had concerned volunteers that did not realize the breadth and depth of what they volunteered for.
At my church, I am the dude that don't hug...the dude that occasionally gets told that his shirt rode up over his piece. And likely the only dude in the joint that has the ability to solve problems ballistically. Given the small congregation the church and I seem to be OK with that.
pat