WE STAND TOGETHER TO PROCLAIM SAFETY OVER OUR CHURCHES

PREPARING YOUR TEAM - PROTECTING YOUR CHURCH

J O I N O U R T E A M A N D H E L P M A K E

O U R N E X T E V E N T E V E N B E T T E R

Training / Events Team

Identifies training topics and instructors. Coordinate training locations & details. Develops church-based training events. Identifies & coordinate event sponsors.

Membership Team

Invites churches and businesses to join the Coalition.  Helps process new member applications, renewals and helps manage the membership databases.

Technology & Social Media Team

Coordinates social media & web presence. Develops content for website & social media.  Develops video/streaming capabilities & supports email messaging.

Follow the QR Codes below or go directly to the Volunteer Page and submit your contact information.

We look forward to hearing from you!

Upcoming Events

K E Y N O T E S P E A K E R S S E R I E S

LT. COLONEL (RETIRED) ED MONK

Review and Analysis Active Shooter

MASSAD AYOOB

Firearms and Self Defense Expert

About Us

  • Our Team

    The Texas Church Security Coalition is a Texas Nonprofit Corporation with Unpaid, Volunteer, Corporate Officers and a Board of Directors.

    Our Officers and Board represent a cross-section of church denominations & sizes.

  • Our History

    The Texas Church Security Coalition started as the East Texas Church Security Coalition in 2015 when, as Security Director for Green Acres Baptist Church, Mike Collins saw a need to help smaller churches navigate the complexities of establishing a church safety team.

    The tremendous response from churches across the state showed us the need for a more formal structure, so in 2023 we converted to The Texas Church Security Coalition, a Member-Based Texas Nonprofit Corporation.

  • Our Mission

    The Texas Church Security Coalition provides churches and houses of worship with the specialized education, information, training, and tools needed to develop, implement, and maintain safety, security, and medical teams to address the ever-growing threat against our churches and houses of worship.