MinistrySafe was founded by legal professionals and sexual abuse experts, Gregory Love and Kimberlee Norris. Through their litigation practice representing victims of child sexual abuse, they recognized a vital need to equip churches and ministry programs to better protect children from sexual abuse. The risk is real, and it's preventable.

MinistrySafe offers a wide variety of Training to equip ministry staff members and volunteers to prevent Child Sexual Abuse.

MinistrySafe provides tailored Policies and Procedures for various types of programs, balancing ministry goals with the risks inherent in children’s programming.

We've partnered with MinistrySafe and Abuse Prevention Systems to offer essential tools and training to help prevent child sexual abuse. Access a free workshop.

The goal is to ensure that every Global Methodist congregation and ministry is a MinistrySafe member and uses all of the resources provided. MinistrySafe provides a five-part safety system at no cost to local churches.

After decades of litigating cases and providing counsel related to sexual abuse issues, Gregory Love and Kimberlee Norris founded MinistrySafe Institute™ to equip ministry leaders with an understanding of the issues and how to best navigate through them.

Because their founders actually litigate child sexual abuse cases, their members are equipped with cutting-edge data from acknowledged experts. Members have access to legal advice at a reduced member rate: they stand ready to help ministries navigate thorny issues encountered in ministry environments.

Free MinistrySafe Training MinistrySafe, an organization that seeks to eliminate child abuse in church settings, is now offering its training videos to ABSC churches for free. This incredible resource will help you and your church safeguard against the evils of abuse and protect the children in your care. To watch the free videos, click here or use the button at the bottom of …

By implementing thorough background checks, churches can do all in their power to ensure that only individuals with a clean record and a heart for ministry are allowed to serve in positions working with children, youth, and vulnerable adults. This is a crucial step in creating a safe environment for all.

This foundational training is the single most important step a ministry can take to reduce the risk of child sexual abuse. When staff members and volunteers are equipped with the ‘eyes to see’ the grooming process of an abuser and key indicators of child sexual abuse, they are better able to protect children in their care.