New York, NY, Dec. 1, 2011 — Jesus saves, but who’s saving Jesus? Beleaguered communities and religious institutions across the country have reason to rejoice as BrickHouse Security, a premier supplier of security solutions, announced that it will resurrect its popular “Saving Jesus” program this holiday season.
Nothing crushes the holiday spirit faster than a nativity scene that’s been robbed of its feature attraction. Unfortunately, vandals, thieves and heretics tend to prey with Grinch-like intensity on the displays. Baby Jesus is the most popular target, but Santa figures, elves, reindeer, large menorahs and other holiday symbols often fall victim to kidnappers as well.
BrickHouse Security is determined to help — one holiday display at a time.
For the sixth year in a row, BrickHouse will supply free GPS tracking devices to all qualified institutions and communities that request them. The program has been a revelation. Over 100 organizations have participated in previous years, and this holiday season, hundreds more will be receiving their free GPS trackers during the first week of December.
“The holidays are about helping people,” said Todd Morris, BrickHouse’s CEO. “The theft and vandalism of treasured holiday figures is a problem we can empower communities and congregations to solve. We’re happy to expand the program and help even more people this year.”
Qualified organizations will receive a BrickHouse Spark Nano 3.0 GPS Tracker and use of the company’s powerful monitoring and tracking platform for the entire holiday season, all completely free of charge. Even the shipping is fast and free.
Incredibly compact and easy to use, the Spark Nano GPS Tracker is a rugged, matchbox-sized unit that can be concealed inside or attached to almost anything its owner needs to track. It arrives fully activated, and its 30-day rechargeable battery will last throughout the holidays with no maintenance required.
The Spark Nano’s Geo-Fencing feature means that if Baby Jesus embarks on an unauthorized journey from his manger, the device immediately sends a text or email to the owner’s mobile phone or computer. The owner (or police) can then automatically track the figure’s movement wherever it goes.
Thrill-seekers inclined to take Baby Jesus or other holiday icons for a joy ride change their minds very quickly when they know local law enforcement agents can pinpoint their location seconds after the crime is committed.
“It gives me great pleasure to report that in the history of the Saving Jesus program, no holiday display equipped with a BrickHouse Security GPS tracking system has ever been victimized by thieves,” added Morris, who christened the idea five years ago. “Maybe one day this program won’t be necessary. But until that day comes, BrickHouse will keep doing its part to make the holiday season safer and more festive for everybody.”
Like many institutions across the United States, Saint Ambrose Church of Old Bridge, NJ had its nativity scene repeatedly plundered before signing on as one of the original participants in the Saving Jesus program five years ago. Since then, Baby Jesus has remained safe, sound and protected in his creche.
“Every day, I drive by our church and see our manger,” said Alan Czyzewski, of Saint Ambrose. “Protecting our holiday display — with BrickHouse’s help — makes me feel like we’re doing something special for the whole community.”
How to Participate in the Program
Non-profit organizations interested in Saving Jesus this holiday season can visit BrickHouse Security’s Rental Information Page, where they can apply for participation in the program. Those selected to join will receive a Spark Nano GPS tracker and access to BrickHouse Security’s state-of-the-art monitoring and tracking platform to use throughout the holidays free of charge.
About BrickHouse Security
BrickHouse Security is a premier supplier of security and surveillance solutions to consumers and businesses of all sizes, including approximately half of the Fortune 500 and more than 500 local and national government agencies. The company also supplies solutions to the NYPD, the LA County Sheriffs Department and the FBI, among others. The company and its products have recently appeared on the CBS Early Show, NBC’s Today Show, ABC’s Good Morning America and Fox News, and have been featured by the Associated Press and many other news organizations. BrickHouse serves a diverse global client base and is headquartered in New York City, where it operates a retail showroom and its consumer care center. Phone: 646.253.9133; email: press@brickhousesecurity.com; Web: www.brickhousesecurity.com
BrickHouse Media Contact
Marc Horowitz
Editorial Director
646.253.9133
mhorowitz@brickhousesecurity.com
Good Morning America’s Coverage of the Program



For the fifth year in a row, BrickHouse Security is providing free GPS trackers to churches and communities across North America. This successful program is free to any qualified non-profit for the month of December.










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