I am a Pastor and this is exactly what I do. Our Moderator, Crossfire has held several Texas CHL classes and Utah CFP classses sponsored by my church. Mr. Cotton has been sponsored to teach his seminar there. In fact he needs to come back. I hope reads this.mojo84 wrote:Here's a better idea; recommend to your pastor the church sponsor a chl license class and encourage staff and members attend.
That's what will make the church safer if that is his goal.
jiannichan wrote:So, that would mean the pastor, deacon, or anyone on the church staff/board would need to be licensed?jbarn wrote:
Regardless of what they are called, if their role consist of any of the following licensing is required;
(1) prevent entry, larceny, vandalism, abuse, fire, or
trespass on private property;
(2) prevent, observe, or detect unauthorized activity
on private property;
(3) control, regulate, or direct the movement of the
public, whether by vehicle or otherwise, only to the extent and for
the time directly and specifically required to ensure the
protection of property;
(4) protect an individual from bodily harm including
through the use of a personal protection officer; or
(5) perform a function similar to a function listed in
this section.
