Because preparedness simplified is more achievable
Because preparedness simplified is more achievable
April 1974 “I remember when the sisters used to say, ‘Well, but we could buy it at the store a lot cheaper than we can put it up.’ But that isn’t quite the answer…Because there will come a time when…
October 1973“The revelation to store food may be as essential to our temporal salvation today as boarding the ark was to the people in the days of Noah.” “Those who are prepared now have the continuing blessings of early obedience.,…
“In the Welfare Services session of conference held last April, Bishop H. Burke Peterson described family preparedness this way: ‘When we speak of family preparedness, we should speak of foreseen, anticipated, almost expected needs which can be met through wise…
“Our task is to react and to notice without overreacting, to let life go forward without slipping into the heedlessness of those in the days of Noah. It has been asked, and well it might be, how many of us…
“The only safety and security there is in this Church is in listening to the words that come from the prophets of the Lord, as if from the mouth of the Lord himself. And they have spoken; they have told…
“Cash is not food, it is not clothing, it is not coal, it is not shelter,…” (Church News, April 20, 1946) “This welfare plan is the answer to all home supplies…if we come into dire times than all the financial…
Doctrine and Covenants 4 is almost always referred to when talking about the qualifications of a missionary. The next most common subject is those who want to serve God anywhere. What if there is another interpretation of D&C 4:4? Sometimes…
“There is more salvation and security in wheat, than in all the political schemes of the world.” (Journal of Discourses vol. 2, p. 207) – Orson Hyde “If you are without bread, how much wisdom can you boast, and of…
Teaching your family self-reliance and preparedness skills is a great activity for Home Evening. Many ideas and helps can be found at Ready Kids on Ready.gov. They include games, checklists, and other resources. “What If? For Kids” is another way…