Policing in America is dangerous—especially in recent years. LEOs need to be constantly vigilant. But not all danger is physical or even mental. There’s a spiritual danger.

But who are the experts in this area? Who should take the lead? Physical health professionals tend to the physical. Mental health professionals tend to the mental. Who are the spiritual health professionals?

Author Tim Rupp combines his experience and knowledge as both a law enforcement officer, pastor, and chaplain to address moral injury in policing head-on. He pulls no punches. His seminar is straight and to the point. Tim wants to teach officers to be spiritually vigilant to both protect themselves from and heal from moral injury.

Violence is shunned in our society, but justified violence is sometimes necessary to stop unjustified violence. While most of society recoils in fear at violence, some are called to enter that violent world and protect.

There are warriors among us who take up arms and protect those unable or unwilling to protect themselves. 

But who helps the warriors? Chaplains and peer support officers are called to minister to the spiritual needs of these warriors. Those who help need to understand the dynamics of using lethal force. The Winning is More than Surviving seminar gives insight to what officers face in a gunfight.

Each student receives a copy of: Moral Injury in Policing and Winning is More than Surviving

For more information, contact Jeff Cook.