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It describes the organization and assigns tasks as required to ensure the safety of the congregation and continuity of operations.  \nPromulgation Document  \nThe mission of Church Name is to share God’s extravagant welcome with all people and provide a safe place for our community of faith to gather together in worship and fellowship. To accomplish this mission, Church Name must ensure its operations are performed efficiently and with minimal disruption, especially during an emergency. This document provides planning and program guidance for implementing the Church Name Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) and programs to ensure the organization is capable of conducting its essential missions and functions under all threats and conditions.  \nKey Church Name personnel listed under this plan are collectively known as the Church Emergency Response Team (XERT) . Upon plan activation, these members will initiate and carry out the Action Plan related to the specific occurrence as directed by the Threat/Hazard and Functional Annexes.  \nThis plan has been developed in accordance with guidance in the FEMA Guide for Developing High-Quality Emergency Operations Plans for Houses of Worship (June 2013)  \nPastor Name Secondary Approver Name  \nPastor Secondary Approver Title  \nChurch Name  Church Name  \nDate:   Date:    \nApproval and Implementation  \nThis document is the Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) for Church Name, which will be implemented in the event that a threat or hazard occurs while people are in attendance at the church. It is the first written plan for Church Name. If previous documentation should be found, it will be superseded by this version.  \nModifications to the Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) may only be made by the Church Emergency Planning Committee (EPC) . Minor spelling, grammar or formatting edits may be made with verbal approval from the Committee. 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