Which of the following is NOT listed as a concern that may need to be addressed in church security planning?

• A. Health Issues
• B. Liability
• C. Scheduling Conflicts
• D. Accidents

Answer: (C)

The focus here is understanding what security planning in a church typically covers. In a church setting, security planning looks at risks that could endanger people or property and how to respond—medical emergencies, potential liability, and accidents. Health issues relate to medical emergencies where quick response or evacuation procedures may be needed. Accidents are the incidents that might occur on site, requiring incident reporting, cleanup, and safety measures. Liability addresses legal responsibility and risk mitigation to protect the church and its leadership.

Scheduling conflicts, while important for coordinating volunteers and events, aren’t a safety or risk concern addressed by security planning. They fall under operations or logistics rather than protecting people or managing security risks. So scheduling conflicts aren’t listed as a concern in church security planning.