There was a gal who was named, let's say Shemelia Bedelia*. *This name is definitely fictional, BTW. Do you know who I named her after? And Shemelia? She was SO NICE, had the best idea for her Skool community, and even had boxes checked like posts and classroom and such. 💩 But Shemelia had one GLARING problem...! Her community was deader than dead. 👻👻👻👻👻👻 In fact, it was full of ghosts! Ghosts who would also even ghost in the DMs. Like, WHY? WHYYY?! But then Shemelia's luck changed! She met this wacky chick named Éva who offered her a FREE Skool Audit. Éva was honestly a pretty normal person, but... A FEW THINGS ABOUT ÉVA STOOD OUT: 1. her community had humans rather than ghosts, 2. a pretty ⭐ and fun 🔥 followed her around EVERYWHERE, 3. and she'd even just won the 🏆 Skool Games! SOME OTHER BITS ABOUT THIS ÉVA CHICK - Before going full-time in her business in 2009, she was the Director of Marketing & Development for a national continuing education company. Because of her work there starting in 2006, she also learned HTML and even hand coded her first website. Talk about a GEEK! haha 🤓 - If you think she's a geek about coding, you should SEE how she geeks out about Skool stuff!! 😅 She knows alllllll the cool bits! - Pre-Skool, she built a 6-figure business teaching folks how to eat more raw foods (like, what?! people do pay for that!) and in 2012 opened a pretty rocking online community that had IRL events in the mix! SO WHAT IS THE FREE SKOOL AUDIT? [note from Éva: I legit cannot write in third person anymore! So from here forward it's, "I" not "She"!) - I'll poke around your metrics, community, and classroom to see what's what. - With that info and the lens of my experiences on Skool since 2023 + almost two full decades in intentional online marketing, I'll lay out a FULL audit of what I see (pssst, even if you are good with this stuff, we all have blind spots about our own communities!). - You'll get thoughtfully customized homework that helps you to move forward in ways that feel good to YOU!

I appreciate everyone who engaged with my last post about church security. That tells me something important: You care about doing this the right way. Let me clarify one thing. This conversation is not about fear. It’s about responsibility. Most churches I speak with already have good people willing to step up. What they don’t always have is: • A clear, written plan everyone understands • Consistent training standards • Defined roles for normal Sundays and emergencies • Confidence that they’re not creating legal or safety risks And that’s not a character flaw it’s just a gap that often goes unseen. That’s why I’m offering a free church security assessment. It’s a simple, no-pressure conversation where we look at: • How your current setup works • Where blind spots may exist • What you’re already doing well • And what could be improved to keep people safer No sales pitch. No judgment. Just clarity. If you commented, reacted, or this topic has been on your mind, click the button below and schedule a call with me personally. 👇 https://calendly.com/globalchurchsecurityacademy/30min Because hoping nothing happens isn’t a strategy. Being prepared is an act of care for your people and your church. https://www.skool.com/global-church-security-academy-8535/about?ref=abad1fcf507c47559334df81d5e02b17