Protecting Those Who Protect Their Congregation

Not necessarily.  The easiest way to know you are prepared is with a USCCA Membership.  It is the one stop solution for the education, training and self-defense liability insurance you need to be a confident protector of your house of worship.

The occupational use exclusion only applies if you are paid by the house of worship for the purpose of providing security or safety services. Simply being a paid staff member of the house of worship does not exclude you from coverage, so long as your job duties do not include providing security or safety services for the house of worship.

• Education and training focused on preventing and managing security incidents
• Self-defense liability insurance coverage for volunteer house of worship safety and security team members. To view the policy click here. Still have questions, contact the Customer Engagement Team at: 262-799-5044
• 10% security or safety team member discount

USCCA Members can choose their own attorney. However, this attorney must have the necessary professional experience to represent the USCCA Member in their case and the attorney must agree to the insurance company's customary rates and reporting and billing guidelines. If you do not have a specific attorney you would like to use, the USCCA Attorney Network has over 1,200 available attorneys.

If you are involved in a self-defense incident, you have around-the-clock access to the Critical Response Team — 24/7/365. If you get into a self-defense incident, after calling 911 you can simply call the Critical Response Team. You will be connected with one of the Critical Response Team Case Managers who will help guide you and your family through the aftermath of a self-defense incident. They will assist in connecting you with an attorney of your choice and submit a report to the insurance company. If a USCCA member is involved in a covered incident, expenses are paid by the insurer as they are incurred.

Beyond Self-Defense Liability Insurance, you receive access to the Protector Academy's comprehensive training library, Concealed Carry Magazine (8 issues per year), 24/7 Critical Response Team, a network of 1,200+ pro-2A attorneys, industry discounts on training and gear, one of the fastest-growing 2A communities in America, and our 30-day Bulletproof money-back guarantee.

If your firearm is confiscated by the authorities and is not returned to you at the successful conclusion of the investigation or criminal case, the insurance company will reimburse you for the MSRP of the confiscated firearm and its accessories/modifications. This coverage is subject to a $20,000 sublimit for any Incidental Expenses paid under the policy.

The policy has a separate and stand-alone $250,000 allowance to cover the Cost of Bail Expenses. A $2,500,000 bail bond typically costs $250,000 or 10% of the set bail. You'll have $250,000 of funds available for bail expenses, including cash bail or the cost of a bail bond and monitoring expenses.