Stop the Bleed training offered at St. John's Episcopal
Please consider the following message, shared on behalf of our friends at St. John's Episcopal Church:
I’m Bill Rowley, one of the wardens at St. John’s. I’m emailing to let you know about our Stop the Bleed training we’ll be hosting.
St. John’s Episcopal Church is hosting a free Stop the Bleed training on May 30 at 1:00 PM. We’d like to let you know about it in case you would like to publicize it to your congregation.
Stop the Bleed is a training put together by the American College of Surgeons and the DOD to teach people how to
evaluate bleeding injuries for severity and
act quickly to slow or stop the bleeding until professional help arrives.
Traumatic bleeding is the biggest cause of preventable death after injury, and training makes a big difference.
This is the first in a series of events we’re hoping to put on over the next few months that focus on tangible, hands-on ways of carrying out Jesus’ command to love our neighbors as ourselves. Stop the Bleed equips people to step into the Samaritan’s shoes and truly be a neighbor to those in our community.