The church has its own people who repin the locks, so that's less of an issue. That closed used to be under care of a different subset of the people. It may be time to repin that lock, will have to float the idea and see if anyone cares.
Thanks for helping think out the situation.
Anyway, do you have any comment on the original question I asked?
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Perhaps the least expensive thing to do would be to take the door lock for that closet to a locksmith and have them make it so the "master" keys also operate that door?
And the question is... If someone can be trusted with a "master" key, is there any reason you would not want those people to also be able to access that closet?
Are they thieves? :-)
(If they are Mormons... Well Mormons are known for their honesty and trustworthiness. So not to worry!)
And if your church falls into a pool of money or you have a locksmith in the congregation, then perhaps a review of all door locks and which keys should be allowed to open what would be in order...
Maybe you would allow the community (non congregation people) to use certain rooms say for a class or whatever. And would not want to give them access to anything else? But maybe access to the lighting controls might be necessary?
Or maybe to a kitchen? Bathrooms if those are locked?
Etc.