Welcome to Church Emergency Consulting. We specialize in providing training in security and emergency medical services to local churches.
For more information, contact Terry Berringer at terry@churchemergency.com.
Security
Has anyone ever asked if you were a Christian? There was a time in Colorado that a young man allegedly asked a young lady that, then shot her dead when she responded. He and his friend continued to shoot up the school, killing many. Another young man at a college in Oregon went on a…
Medical
Anytime there is a gathering of people, there is a risk of injury; either from a person that has a predisposed medical condition that just happens to exacerbate at that moment, or the very popular boy vs. wall (wall almost always wins). The best way to deal with either is to have a trained medical…
Parking
When the bell rings, and class has concluded; or when the speaker says “you’re dismissed,” do you dread the gridlock that ensues in the church parking lot?? With a highly trained Parking Team, you can decrease the wait time for the trip home, sometimes by half. Not only are you able to get out faster,…
Terry was an incredible resource to our church, in the creation of our new security team. He is clearly very passionate and experienced in this facet of church ministry. He took the time to meet with me in order to understand our church’s specific needs and concerns and delivered training that was tailor-made for our unique situation. He was fun to listen to and had great answers to all of our questions. My only regret is that we didn’t schedule enough time to benefit from more of his hands-on training and demonstrations. Our church has benefited greatly from his service and his continued support and friendship. We would highly recommend his services to any church that is looking for a practical, ministry focused approach to security.
Vincent Geramita, Head of Security, Eternal City Church
I recently retired as the Chief of Police of Peters Township after 28 years of service. One of the most rewarding experience I had was to meet and work with Terry Berringer of The Bible Chapel. I found Terry to be an individual that was more concerned about the welfare and safety of others more so than any person I have ever met.
Terry and I worked on many things over the years. Those projects included: traffic training for the parking lot attendants’, car cruise, familiarization of the facility with police and fire personnel, use of the Church facilities for police officer training, and our most successful venture being the “Drug Take Back”. These are just a few of the events we tackled together and all worked out very well.
Terry is a very dedicated to his family and Church. The interesting thing about Terry is that his Church is the world and everyone in it. His heart is that big.
