Southeast Christian Church in Louisville, Kentucky, has one of the best nonobtrusive security plans and technology systems available. A welcome center in the narthex of that church doubles as a soft security barrier. It is equipped with security monitors, two-way communication devices, telephones, and an intercom system. Nonuniformed people who work in the center are trained in how to respond to a crisis. The cameras can be installed in daycare and nursery rooms of a church.
Parents can then get online and dial up a camera to check on their children.
This company also installs traditional security systems and monitoring devices. Two-way communication devices, such as portable radios, are also helpful. People with those devices can be stationed through out the building. If a crisis situation develops, people with radios can quickly call for help. By the way, every church should provide at least one telephone with an outside line close to its worship area.