This document provides practical security advice and strategies for Christians facing threats and attacks worldwide. It recommends precautions for protecting one's home, family, vehicle and personal safety when traveling. These include installing security systems, keeping emergency supplies and being armed and trained in self-defense. It stresses the importance of being informed through reliable news sources and educating one's family and community. The overall message is that Christians should wisely prepare for times of danger or scarcity while trusting in God.

1. Practical Precautions for Protection
By Dr. Peter Hammond

3. “A prudent man foresees evil
and prepares himself,
but the simple pass on
and suffer for it.”
Proverbs 22:3

4. It was not raining when Noah built the Ark.
But Noah and his family survived the Flood by building the Ark
and stocking it in obedience to God (Genesis 6:11-22).

5. Abraham, Isaac and Jacob each enabled their families to survive
successive famines by following the guidance of God and taking
the appropriate steps (Genesis 12:10; 26:2,12-14).

6. God led Joseph to use the
years of plenty to store up
sufficient grain to feed his
people throughout the
seven-year famine
(Genesis 42:33-36).

7. “For man also does not know his time: like
fish taken in a cruel net, like birds caught in a
snare, so the sons of men are snared in an
evil time, when it falls suddenly upon them.”
Ecclesiastes 9:12

8. How prepared are you for crisis situations?

9. Christians should wisely anticipate danger
and make provision for times of scarcity.

10. “Destructive forces are at work in the city;
threats and lies never leave its streets.”
Psalm 55:11

11. We are not to fear the future.
We are to fear God alone.

12. Yet we are warned to plan for the future

13. and prepare ourselves for adversity.

14. “Watch, stand fast in the Faith,
be brave, be strong.”
1 Corinthians 16:13

15. Security
and Survival
Workshop
To the increasing threats
and attacks
on Christians worldwide
and to assist
vulnerable Christians
in threatened areas,
Frontline Fellowship
continues to design
Security and Survival
Workshops
and Manuals.

16. We are continuously developing comprehensive strategies to help
churches set up security ministries

17. and provide practical, hands-on training for farmers, families,
congregations, Missions, ministries

19. Bible colleges and vulnerable communities.

28. As a Mission of Christians from a military background,
dedicated to serving persecuted Churches for over 39 years,

29. we have experienced ambushes, aerial bombardments,

30. rocket and artillery fire, thefts, terrorism, capture and
imprisonment.

31. Utilising lessons learned through these decades in conflict areas,
we are offering training for Christians to be able to withstand and
resist violent attacks and to survive in adverse circumstances.

32. “But if anyone does not provide for his own
and especially for those of his household, he
has denied the Faith and is worse than an
unbeliever.” 1 Timothy 5:8

33. Strategies to Safeguard Your Home
So, what successful strategies are there to safeguard your home,
church or farm from crime and Revolutionary terrorist Attacks?

34. If strikes and civil strife caused your water and electricity supplies
to be cut off, would you have alternative supplies?

35. If your home or church is attacked by terrorists,
would you know what to do?

36. On a daily basis how secure are your loved ones
and your possessions?

37. At this time of crime, violence, instability and increasing threats
against Christians worldwide, it is necessary to be prepared.

38. SECURING YOUR HOME

39. High walls topped with spikes,
or fences with razor wire,
around the perimeter.
The BOUNDRY of Your Property

40. A locked gate

41. External lights, especially solar powered motion sensitive spot
lights.

42. Dogs that bark and bite are an effective deterrent

43. Loose gravel pathway that makes a quiet approach to your home
difficult.

44. Sturdy burglar bars over strong window frames
The WALLS, WINDOWS and
DOORS of your home

45. Plasticised windows that can withstand rocks and clubs.

46. Thorn bushes, or cactuses, under windows to deny that area to
intruders.

47. Sturdy doors with adequate locks/deadbolts.

48. If your key security is compromised a bolt prevents lock picks
- or those who have acquired a copy of your keys to enter silently.

49. Security gates over doorways

52. Keep a flashlight by your bedside.
Additional Principles for
PERSONAL SECURITY

53. Keep a loaded firearm by your bedside.

54. Keep a fire extinguisher in your bedroom.

55. In a large home you could also separately secure your sleeping
area with a security gate.

56. Lockable bedrooms/sleeping area

57. Perhaps you could install an alarm system, or motion sensors, in
some areas. Solar panel powered motion sensitive spot lights
keep working when you have a power failure.

58. Lock the trap door to your roof.

59. Install a phone line in your bedroom, or keep your cell phone by
your bed. Programme into your phone key emergency
numbers for easy use in the dark.

60. Memorise your local armed response Security Company, police
and flying squad phone numbers so that you can phone for help
without switching on the lights.

61. Keep a list of emergency numbers
by each phone
(including: Police, Fire Brigade,
Ambulance and Doctor). Programme
your cell phone with emergency
numbers, neighbours numbers and
family members.

62. Install a hidden and fire-proof safe in which you can store your
valuables.

63. Keep copies of
your valuable documents
at another secure location.

64. Train your wife and children
in the safe handling
of firearms.
FAMILY
SECURITY

65. Ensure that firearms are at all times inaccessible to untrained
children.

66. Ensure that your wife never leaves home without her firearm
(or defence spray, or stun gun, if no firearm is available).

70. Train your wife and children in
the use of fire extinguishers.

71. See that your family receives basic First Aid training.

72. Provide basic self-defence instruction to your family.

73. Train your children.

74. Always know where your children are and who they are with.

75. Have your children write down the names, addresses and phone
numbers of all their friends so that you can contact them in an
emergency.

76. Ensure that babysitters are competent to handle
emergencies.

77. Think security. Practice situational awareness. Be alert.

78. “…Do not be afraid of them. Remember the Lord, great and
awesome and fight for your brethren, your sons, your
daughters, your wives and your houses.” Nehemiah 4:14

79. PROTECTING YOUR VEHICLE

80. Always lock the boot and all windows and doors of your car.

81. Always remove the ignition key even when the car is parked in
your driveway, even for a few moments.

82. Always use a steering lock.

83. or gear lock.

84. Have your car’s registration number etched on each window.

85. Fit anti-theft devices such as a car alarm and immobilisers.

86. Consider installing a microchip Car Tracker or identifier system
(e.g. the AA Identicar).

87. Avoid parking in unlit areas and crime zones.

88. In parkades do not leave your parking card inside your car.

89. Never leave licence documents in your car.
They help a thief to sell it.

90. Never leave shopping bags, briefcases, jackets or other
valuables visible in the car. Lock them in the boot out of sight.

91. Lock your doors when you travel and beware of car-hijackers at
traffic lights. They may masquerade as traders to approach your
car without suspicion. Remain alert at all traffic intersections.

92. Always keep a flashlight and fire extinguisher accessible in
your car.

93. Never travel unarmed.
Keep your weapon on you at all times.

94. Keep your vehicle serviced to avoid breakdowns and in good
running order with at least half a tank of fuel.

95. PRACTICAL TIPS FOR SECURITY
WHEN TRAVELLING

96. Plan your route in advance. Use a map book, Google maps
or GPS, when going into an unfamiliar area
and if possible obtain detailed directions
from whomever you’re visiting.
Whether Driving or Walking

97. Always carry your weapons on you.

98. Always have a flashlight readily available,
on your person and in your vehicle.

99. Avoid short cuts if you know the longer route, that is safer.
When Walking

100. Keep to well-lit streets where possible.

101. Do not wear a walkman/headphones while walking outside.

102. You will need your hearing to stay alert to any movements behind
you.

103. Walk facing oncoming traffic.

104. Vary your route and routine.

105. Walk with confidence and
purposefully.

106. If you are carrying
a handbag,
sling it over your head
and shoulder
and keep a hand on it.

107. Carry only essentials in your bag to minimise loss if it is stolen.

108. Duplicate diaries and address books
and back up your data to an external hard drive
to minimise inconvenience in case of loss.

109. Wear comfortable shoes that you can run in.

110. Keep keys and other essential items on your person rather than in
a bag or briefcase.

111. Maintain a habit of always keeping your petrol tank at least a
quarter full, preferably refuel at half a tank. Avoid running out
of petrol/gasoline/diesel.
When Travelling by Car

112. Keep all doors locked when driving.

113. Keep an aerosol can of instant
puncture sealant to enable you to
drive on in case of a puncture
in an isolated area.

114. Always keep a fire extinguisher, flashlight, local maps and a
First Aid Kit accessible in the car.

115. Reverse into parking areas so that you can drive away swiftly.

116. Join the AA (Automobile Association) to assist when you may
have vehicle problems.

118. Inform a friend of your route and estimated time of
arrival/departure ahead of time.

119. Be alert and aware of your surroundings.

120. Be situationally aware of potential threats.

121. “A prudent person foresees evil
and prepares himself: the simple
pass on and suffer for it.”
Proverbs 27:12

123. Failure of Government Leads to Local Initiatives

124. In the face of such wide spread failure of government
and of the criminal justice system,

125. numerous communities have organized to protect their lives
and livelihoods.

127. Others have mobilized volunteers to clean up the mess and help
rebuild their devastated communities.

128. and help rebuild their devastated communities.

129. Resilience

130. South Africans have had to be resilient and resourceful to operate
under a bewildering array of BBBEE Affirmative Action race quota
regulations,

131. with regular scheduled power failures,

132. interruption of plumbing services and erratic (and often irrational)
lockdown lunacy regulations stifling and strangling businesses
and industries.

133. Failed State Leads to Secession Movements

134. With South Africa becoming more of a failed state,

135. secession movements, such as CapeXit,
are growing in popularity and support.

136. We need to understand our enemy.
We need to understand the threat.

137. We need to know our history

138. and recognise the threats

139. We need to be informed.
“My people are destroyed
from lack of knowledge.”
Hosea 4:6.
This is first and foremost an
information war.
It is a battle for the mind.
We need to understand our
enemy, his overall strategy,
his tactics and plan.
A Practical
Strategy
for Survival

140. Information
Basic to any war, is accurate information.

141. We need to disconnect from the fake news of SATV,
CNN, BBC, Newspeak 24 and other shallow, repetitive
mouthpieces for Marxist disinformation.

142. We need to subscribe to and support reliable, honest sources for
news.

143. This is what the Henry Morton Stanley School of Christian
Journalism was set up to assist in.

144. From the Frontline;

145. Christian Action Magazine;

146. See our articles: How Marxists Subvert Churches and Society; Is
South Africa Entering the Second Phase of the Revolution; Farms
and Freedom Under Fire in South Africa; Fraud, Failure and Farce
– Land Expropriation Hearings; Nine Stages of Genocide in South
Africa; Fearless Farmers Who Fight Back and other key articles
on the www.hmsschoolofchristianjournalism.org website.

147. Frontline News;

148. World Magazine , WND and Assist News.

149. You will find many other good sources recommended on the
www.hmsschoolofchristianjournalism.org website.

150. We also need to ensure that our children are not being
indoctrinated by state schools and state textbooks.

151. We need education which teaches us
how to think critically,

152. not state-mandated indoctrination which teaches one what to
think.

153. “My people are destroyed
for lack of knowledge…”
Hosea 4:6

155. Mobilise friends, family and neighbours.

156. “God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and
of a sound mind.”

158. Light is stronger than darkness.

159. Truth is more powerful than lies and deception.

160. Put on the Whole Armour of God

161. We are called to submit to God, to resist the devil
and he will flee from us (James 4:7).

162. “I can do
all things
through
Christ who
strengthens
me;”

163. We are more than conquerors
through Christ Jesus who loved us.

164. Stand Up, Step Out
and Fight the Good Fight of Faith
Greater is He who is in us
than him who is in the world.

165. “Who will rise up
for Me
against the evildoers?
Who will stand up
for Me
against the workers
of iniquity?”
Psalm 94:16

166. Forewarned
is
Forearmed
Obtain the
Security and Survival
Handbook
for practical case studies

167. and workable solutions to protect your home,
farm, church and community from terrorism.

168. Understand
the Times
Obtain Sketches from
South African History,
also available in Afrikaans.

169. Ensure that your children know our history.

170. Resistance and Resilience
Refuse to be intimidated.

171. Never give in.

172. Never give up.

173. We need to be armed.

174. We need to be prepared.

175. We need to be alert.

176. Fight crime. Shoot back.

177. It has been proven
that criminals are
less likely to repeat
the crime after they
have been shot.

178. We need to be informed: Read.

179. We need to be interceding: Pray.

180. We need to be involved: Act.

181. Use your social media to speak up for your community

182. and campaign for self-determination,

183. a Referendum for Secession,

184. independence for the Cape of Good Hope.

185. We either go down with the SA Titanic,

186. or we launch out in a free and independent Cape of Good Hope!

187. Free the Cape.

188. Capexit.

191. www.FrontlineMissionSA.org