2024 Church Liability and Safety Conference is open for registration. Pre-register by 10/25 for discounted rate!
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Trinity Security Allies will have our 8th Annual Church Safety and Liability Conference on Saturday October 26, 2024. Breakfast, lunch and snacks included in costs.
Pre-registered cost is $49.00. At the door, cost is $59.00. |
Fr. Reid, All Saints Episcopal Church
Bill Jenkins, FCA
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The Rev. Dr. Larry Reid Hensarling began his service as the eighth Rector of All Saints' on November 14, 2016. All Saints' celebrated Fr. Reid's institution on February 26, 2017. He was the Associate to the Rector of All Saints' from April, 2003 to December, 2015 and Priest-in-Charge from January 6, 2016 to November 13, 2016.
He was born in Shreveport, Louisiana and received a BS degree from LSU in 1978 and an MA from the University of Texas in 1981. Fr. Reid went to seminary in the summer of 1989 and graduated from Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry in May, 1992. Thereafter, he has served churches in Shreveport, Louisiana, Bennettsville, South Carolina, and Memphis, Tennessee. He completed a Doctor of Ministry degree from the Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando, Florida in December, 2010. Fr. Reid met his wife Deanie at the Catholic Student Center at the University of Texas at Austin and married June 28, 1980. They have a daughter Amy and a son David. Fr. Reid worked for his father in Lafayette, Louisiana as a geologist in the oil business from June, 1980 - June, 1989. Deanie graduated with honors from the University of South Louisiana in 1982. Fr. Reid and Deanie were raised in the Roman Catholic Church and began attending an Episcopal church in Lafayette, Louisiana in August, 1984. They were received into the Church the following year. Deanie is a full-time teacher in the Polk County School system. Fr. Reid loves the All Saints' family, his sacramental duties, building adult Christian education and leading the parish in spiritual growth through the faithful proclamation and teaching of the gospel. He supervises an excellent staff that loves and serves the people of All Saints' faithfully. Fr. Reid is the Chaplain of the All Saints’ Doulos Chapter of the Order of St. Luke and loves to preach and teach the Bible. He particularly loves the Wednesday Morning Bible Study, Men's Friday Morning Bible Study, and Wednesday Night Parish Academy. Additionally, he enjoys the Parent Class which meets twice a week. Fr. Reid's hobbies include reading, running, football, Shakespeare, and movies. He also loves working in the yard and following the Dallas Cowboys football team, which he has enjoyed since 1965. I was raised in Tampa, a 1983 Chamberlain HS graduate, and attended the University of Alabama on both an academic and athletic scholarship but growing up I was not the kid most likely to excel in sports. That all changed that day in my sophomore year of high school when I heard the words “cross country is the sport for the kid that can’t do anything else...”. That was me and by my senior year I was an all-state runner, and running had defined who I was, but little did I know I was running from the one true Source of significance. A four-minute mile and countless races won wasn’t enough to divert me from the self-destructive path I chose to take and stay on until 2003, where that road dead ended, and the path of Light began for me. I experienced first hand what being a high school and collegiate student/athlete stumbling around in the darkness of the world could lead to, and I also learned, much later in life, the
freedom that walking with Christ brings. FCA is a bridge on which our students can walk into that freedom and it’s a ministry to and through the coaches. My goal for FCA is that one day the words may be heard” Jesus Christ is the answer for the kid who can’t find it in anything else!” For more about our FCA go to http://www.fcatampabay.org |
Alan Diamond, Criminal Defense Attorney and holds seminars with churches with USCCA.
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Alan Diamond has been the attorney of record in over 11,000 criminal cases. Mr. Diamond graduated from the University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Studies. He received his law degree in 1992 from the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill College of Law.
Mr. Diamond was an Assistant State Attorney for more than a decade in the 18th Judicial Circuit. He prosecuted all types of cases including; Homicides, Kidnappings, Vehicular Manslaughters, Gun Crimes, Sex Crimes and Child Abuses cases as well as Computer Crimes. Mr. Diamond received the Outstanding Trial Attorney of the Year award prior to becoming a felony division chief. Now in private practice, he is a Board Certified Criminal Trial Lawyer (since 2005) and the recipient of the Brevard County Bar Association Professionalism Award and past president of the Brevard County Bar Association for the 2012-2013 term. Mr. Diamond is a former instructor with the Florida Prosecuting Attorney Association and received the 2002 Distinguished Faculty award from the FPAA. He was the training supervisor for the lawyers of the State Attorney’s Office for the 18 th Judicial Circuit from 1999-2001. Mr. Diamond taught classes and provided instruction to the Assistant State Attorneys throughout Florida regarding legal issues, courtroom presentation and trial advocacy. Mr. Diamond served as the Fraternal Order of Police General Counsel for the entire State of Florida from 2012-2018. Mr. Diamond continues to work as a Staff Attorney for the Fraternal Order of Police for Central Florida. For more than 21 years he has represented FOP members in arbitrations, grievances, Internal Affairs investigations as well as Officer Involved Shootings and in-custody deaths. Mr. Diamond, as a FOP Staff Attorney, has responded to numerous Officer Involved Shootings, excessive use of force allegations and in-custody death situations to insure that there are no criminal charges brought and to make sure that the Officer’s rights are protected. Mr. Diamond has been instrumental in the curriculum and presentation of the F.O.P. Officer Involved Shooting class and has presented these topics to many Law Enforcement Officers, Police Academies and Agencies over the past 21 years. Additionally, Mr. Diamond has taught Florida Bar Continuing Law Education courses (which he created and presented) on the topics of basic firearms use which included hands-on firearm training as well as the law surrounding the use of deadly force in Florida specifically the “stand your ground” legislation. Mr. Diamond has also been an instructor for the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office in the area of self-defense, firearms use and the laws governing concealed weapons. During his 31+ year career as a criminal law attorney Mr. Diamond has handled thousands of cases in both State and Federal Court. He has litigated hundreds of cases involving the use or possession of firearms and the legal issues surrounding those allegations. He has successfully handled numerous jury trials including the charges of Murder, Sexual Battery, DUI, Burglary, Drug Trafficking, Aggravated Battery, among others. He has litigated issues before FDLE and the Florida Department of Agriculture regarding concealed weapons permitting and the right to own and possess firearms. He is a graduate of the Force Science ® Institute and has completed training on the principles of Force Science and is certified to apply these principles to the analysis of use of force incidents. These principles focus on the use of deadly force in self-defense situations. His memberships include The Fraternal Order of Police, Life Member of the National Rifle Association, The Federal Bar Association, Supreme Court of the United States, U.S. District Court – Southern, Middle and Northern Districts of Florida, U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit, the Brevard County Bar Association, The National and Florida Associations of Criminal Defense Lawyers, The Florida Bar, the American Bar Association and the USCCA. |
Jessica Howard, Chief Information Officer and Online Memberships
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Jessica has been involved in the ministry since 2016 learning from Jim by following him around during presentations and volunteering. Since graduating high school with her A.A. Degree from PHSC and received her degree Bachelor's degree at Embry Riddle Aeronautical University majoring in Homeland Security and minoring in Global Conflict Studies and Psychology, Jessica has been slowly doing more and more with the ministry. Now she handles online memberships and notifications, as well as assisting Jim as head research officer for current events and anything related to church safety. Jessica interned and worked an with an anti-human trafficking agency, Chains Interrupted in Cedar Rapids, Iowa until circumstances brought her back to Florida. She is currently working as a high school history teacher at Dayspring Academy in Port Richey, Florida.
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Jim Howard, Executive Director, Trinity Security Allies
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Trinity Security Allies provides education and safety training to houses of worship, faith-based schools and non-profits who can not afford the high cost of a security consulting firm. Trinity Security Allies believes that every organization should have access to safety education and training regardless of their ability to pay. Imagine the lives that could be saved in the event of a tragic situation if safety education and training had been provided to all those involved. With domestic violence and mental health issues on the rise, it is best to have a plan in place, and not need it, to ensure the safety of those frequenting your house of worship or non-profit.
Born and raised in Glen Rose, Texas Jim brings a wealth of knowledge and skill sets to the church safety and security industry, founding Trinity Security Allies in 2015 based on the needs of community churches. At age 18, Jim joined the Air Force Reserves later moving to the Norfolk Police Department at age 21. There he spent the next 26 years serving in a multitude of capacities including Vice and Narcotics Investigator, Crisis Negotiation Trainer and Supervisor, Y2K compliant Project Manager and working his last two years as a Patrol Sergeant. After leaving the Norfolk Police Department in 2001, Jim spent time doing worldwide security options analysis and executive protection at the World Bank in Washington D.C. In late 2002, Jim brought his family to Florida where he spent the next four years working with a public safety software company which eventually led him back as a detective for the Belleair Police Department. Jim began working part time with the Belleair Police Department at the start of the ministry and left Belleair Police Department in January 2017. Jim recently served as an auxiliary police officer with the Port Richey Police Department and is currently an adjunct instructor for St. Pete College – instructing legal, crime scene to courtroom classes and lead firearms instructor. Jim started working with churches in 2006 educating them on how to not be a soft target and is currently the safety consultant for Generations Christian Church in Trinity, FL. Jim currently holds the position of Executive Director of Trinity Security Allies, working with churches across the United States in training them on how to protect their congregation. In 1970, when Jim was just age 16, Jim’s father stepped outside their church and killed the deacon that was helping his family because of domestic issues they were having; bringing the tragedy that happened those many years ago full circle in protecting our houses of worship. |
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