Carrying IN church is just a means of resting the gun between trips to and from, which is where you are MOST LIKELY to be needing the gun.
However, just having the gun on your hip doesn't do the exercise justice.
You should be practicing bad guy scenarios, and removing the gun from your holster with suit on, sitting in pew, etc.... I suggest making arrangements with the elders of said church, to allow you to practice said training exercises while there's no one there, but while sitting in the pew.
I keep telling people, it's one thing to have the security of the gun with you. It's another to be able to get the gun in your hand quickly, should the need arise. And, the only way to do that is to practice. However, it would be concerning to your wife and others around you to be practicing QUICK DRAW techniques during the service..... So, maybe a mid week practice session will show the lady of the house that you aren't an over zealous oaf, and that you really do care about her and her safety by practicing in the real situation.
You should also practice drawing your gun from the drivers position in your car. Do that in your garage or driveway, rather than during rush hour traffic. It's amazing how stressful it can be to realize that your car is being "JACKED", and your seat belt is preventing you from drawing your gun to shoot the bad guy.
Practice, practice, practice. And, the Lord will grant you peace.
Yep, same here...I don't think my wife knows I even own an LCP and even less chance she knows I carry...she most likely doesn't even care.
I get a LOT of hugs from the lady in my life, and the usual comment is: "Is that your gun, or are you just happy to see me?" I always tell her........ "BOTH!"