Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
Lorraine H shared a number of preparedness documents with me that are in both English and Spanish. There’s a list of items to keep in an emergency binder and some cards to include with dry milk. There’s also an emergency list for students. IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS BINDER *KEEP ORIGINALS IN A PLACE OTHER THAN IN THE HOME LIKE A SAFE DEPOSIT BOX GIVE COPIES OF THESE DOCUMENTS TO A FAMILY MEMBER…
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This black and white image, Hygiene, was donated by the artist, Chris Gunn. Click to read more about Chris.
This black and white image, Basic Food, was donated by the artist, Chris Gunn. Click to read more about Chris.
This document is one I found online. It was originally created by the Magna Utah Stake in 1997 and contains a variety of useful preparedness information. Among the more interesting items are a list of individual, ward, stake, and district responsiblities in an emergency. It also has a map with a possible use of a standard church building in an emergency. It’s targeted at the Magna Stake, but much of…
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This document is one I received from our Stake Emergency Preparedness Specialist who got it from a neighboring unit. It is based on one originally created by the Bonneville First Ward in Salt Lake City. This version was created for a West Jordan Utah Stake. It is extremely detailed and has lots of practical information and lists. It even includes a basic first aid guide. 110 pages. Available in PDF…
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Paula F. compartilhou deste invitation no português. 1 página, 8.5 x 11 avançam, cor. Paula F. shared this HFPE invitation in Portuguese. 1 pages, 8.5 x 11 inches, color.
This survey is a real eye-opener! Makes a great handout at a meeting to encourage preparedness, especially at a fifth Sunday lesson. Available in Italian Preparedness Survey Debt (1) Are you debt-free? Y N (If “yes”, skip to section “Food Storage”.) (2) Please complete questions indicating what type of debt you have; a) home mortgage Y N b) car Y N c) credit card Y N d) recreational vehicle(s) Y…
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I’ve grown increasingly concerned about the menus frequently created at Enrichment meetings for 72 hour kits consisting of oatmeal, chewing gum, and beef sticks. Read my rant. These low calorie menus fail to meet the dietary needs of individuals in a crisis. I created these menus to meet caloric, protein, and carbohydrate needs for adults and children, male and female, while keeping sodium to a minimum. I’ve included a price…
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My friend Jillyne K. gave me this selection of files. A former Stake Preparedness Specialist, Jillyne is a local celebrity famous for expertise in food storage, rotation, and use. She has amassed a huge collection of food storage recipes. Among the favorites are her very best bread recipes, Mrs. Field’s cookie recipe, fudgescicles using food storage pudding, homemade cleaning products, and many many more. These files would make great handouts…
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The “In Pursuit of Preparedness” program was created by the Country Crossing 8th Ward to help their members set goals and assemble items necessary for survival during the year. It lists each month with a list of goals for that month, along with some brief storage tips. During the year, the Preparedness Specialist would handout more detailed information on the monthly goals to help families stay focused on acquiring or…
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I found this awesome document online back in January 2006. It’s a list of seventy food storage recipes that ONLY use the items included in the church’s one month basic supply kit. That means the only ingredients needed to make all of these 70 items are wheat, flour, fat (oil or shortening), sugar, powdered milk, macaroni, quick oats, pinto beans, and salt. It has everything from how to make your…
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This is a 2 page (front and back) handout taken straight from the US Government’s Avian Flu Pandemic website at PandemicFlu.gov. It has information on what to store, what to expect during a pandemic, and a FAQ about pandemic flu viruses.
THIS WEBSITE WILL CEASE OPERATIONS ON DEC 31, 2018.
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