Prevention Procedures 28 What to Report 29 Steps in Reporting 29 Organizational Response to Allegations of Abuse 29 Emergency Procedures Accident 31 Building 32 Civil Disturbance 32 Disruptive Person 33 Earthquake 34 35 Hurricane/Tornado 36 Lockdown 36 Medical Emergency 37 Missing Child 38 Power Outage 39 Violent Intruder/Shooter 39 Conclusion 41 Introduction T hank you for your willingness to serve in the Apostolic Faith Church. Since the beginning of this organization, volunteer workers have been a foundational part of our efforts to spread the Latter Rain Gospel. We appreciate the fact that you are committed to having a role, knowing that you do so out of love for God and not for commendation or reward. While many will benefit from your service, we know that God Himself sees and rewards those who labor “with good will doing service, as to the Lord, and not to men” (Ephesians 6:7). Acceptance of this privilege entails a prerequisite that must be inviolate: Those who participate in this work in any capacity must be spiritually qualified. In writing to the church at Philippi, Paul spoke of Clement and his other fellow laborers as those “whose names are in the book of life” (Philippians 4:3). Our common salvation is the basis for our shared vision and united efforts.
Prevention Procedures 28 What to Report 29 Steps in Reporting 29 Organizational Response to Allegations of Abuse 29 Emergency Procedures Accident 31 Building 32 Civil Disturbance 32 Disruptive Person 33 Earthquake 34 35 Hurricane/Tornado 36 Lockdown 36 Medical Emergency 37 Missing Child 38 Power Outage 39 Violent Intruder/Shooter 39 Conclusion 41 Introduction T hank you for your willingness to serve in the Apostolic Faith Church. Since the beginning of this organization, volunteer workers have been a foundational part of our efforts to spread the Latter Rain Gospel. We appreciate the fact that you are committed to having a role, knowing that you do so out of love for God and not for commendation or reward. While many will benefit from your service, we know that God Himself sees and rewards those who labor “with good will doing service, as to the Lord, and not to men” (Ephesians 6:7). Acceptance of this privilege entails a prerequisite that must be inviolate: Those who participate in this work in any capacity must be spiritually qualified. In writing to the church at Philippi, Paul spoke of Clement and his other fellow laborers as those “whose names are in the book of life” (Philippians 4:3). Our common salvation is the basis for our shared vision and united efforts.