The Church Readiness Plan
A 90-day medical readiness pathway for houses of worship: build the safety ministry team, audit your campus, stage the right equipment, and drill your volunteers — built around evidence-based prehospital standards and the MARCH framework.
- Campus audit, coverage map, and budget worksheet at live prices
- Written response plan, four drill templates, check logs, and team roster
- Laminated response card and pocket cards for every usher
- Guidance for the likeliest calls: fainting, falls, bleeding, and more
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Field-Proven Safety Ministry Staging
Volunteer medical training, sanctuary bleeding control placement, and rapid-response casualty care.
Safety Ministry Volunteer Training
Empowering safety team volunteers and ushers with hands-on CPR, AED, and severe hemorrhage skills.
Sanctuary & Classroom Kits
Sealed, organized trauma response bags staged within 60 seconds of main worship and youth spaces.
Coordinated Incident Protocols
Pre-designated response roles for fainting, sudden cardiac arrest, falls, and severe medical incidents.
What's Inside
A complete 90-day operating system for a church safety ministry — not a brochure.
Build the Team
Roles, recruitment, scope of practice, and a one-page sign-off your pastor can approve.
Audit Your Campus
Zone-by-zone walkthrough plus the 90-second coverage map and the likeliest calls you'll actually face.
Stage the Equipment
Three-tier standard with a budget worksheet at live prices for small, medium, and large campuses.
Drill Your Volunteers
Four drill templates, a drill calendar, after-action records, and monthly check logs.
The Written Plan
A fill-in response plan, a laminated response card, and pocket cards for every usher.
Care Beyond the Patient
How to support the family and the congregation during and after a medical event.
This plan provides general educational information and does not constitute medical or legal advice. Always call 911 for serious injuries. Go deeper with the MARCH Protocol Guide and the MED-TAC Trauma Brief.