Food Storage and Preparedness Challenge Of The Week:
Food Storage Purchase 8 Cans of Meat
Extra Item Purchase 8 rolls of Toilet Paper
Family Prep: Your 72 hr. kit and gear box should be completed. You may add to them as you see fit or continue to add items you skipped.
Spiritual Preparedness: Put home and visiting teaching in its proper place of importance. This will bless our ward, individually and collectively.
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Week 42 Preparing for 2 People
Food Storage and Preparedness Challenge Of The Week:
Food Storage Purchase 30 lbs. Wheat or Flour
Extra Item Purchase 10-20 boxes of Macaroni and Cheese
Family Prep: Your 72 hr. kit and gear box should be completed. You may add to them as you see fit or continue to add items you skipped.
Spiritual Preparedness: President Monson is an example of loving and helping “the one.” Does someone you know need some special care at this time?
Food Storage Purchase 30 lbs. Wheat or Flour
Extra Item Purchase 10-20 boxes of Macaroni and Cheese
Family Prep: Your 72 hr. kit and gear box should be completed. You may add to them as you see fit or continue to add items you skipped.
Spiritual Preparedness: President Monson is an example of loving and helping “the one.” Does someone you know need some special care at this time?
Week 41
52 Weeks to Family Preparedness for Two
Week 41
Our Church Leaders have asked us to make a concerted effort to obtain our year’s supply of food and other essentials. Here are suggestions for a 52 week plan to help us all achieve this. Amounts given are for two people. Adjust the quantities you purchase for the number of family members in your home. The items will change weekly, so keep up with us and take the challenge to become Prepared.
Food Storage and Preparedness Challenge Of The Week:
Food Storage Purchase 20 lbs. of Sugar
Extra Item Purchase 3 months of Dish Soap
Family Prep: Your 72 hr. kit and gear box should be completed. You may add to them as you see fit or continue to add items you skipped.
Spiritual Preparedness: Obtain the manual, “Preach My Gospel” if you don’t already have one. Choose one Christ-like attribute in chapter 6 to work on in your own life.
Week 41
Our Church Leaders have asked us to make a concerted effort to obtain our year’s supply of food and other essentials. Here are suggestions for a 52 week plan to help us all achieve this. Amounts given are for two people. Adjust the quantities you purchase for the number of family members in your home. The items will change weekly, so keep up with us and take the challenge to become Prepared.
Food Storage and Preparedness Challenge Of The Week:
Food Storage Purchase 20 lbs. of Sugar
Extra Item Purchase 3 months of Dish Soap
Family Prep: Your 72 hr. kit and gear box should be completed. You may add to them as you see fit or continue to add items you skipped.
Spiritual Preparedness: Obtain the manual, “Preach My Gospel” if you don’t already have one. Choose one Christ-like attribute in chapter 6 to work on in your own life.
Group Purchase Vitamin C Available to Order
We are getting a group purchase of an ascorbate vitamin C. ("The Right C") We actually now have access to the generation above what we ordered last time. Here are the specifics: The Right C (approx. 225 1,000 mg servings)comes in 1/2 lb labeled container, bulk powder 4 pathways into the cell buffered one of the latest generation in vitamin C bio availability more effective than Ester C not acidic and tastes good has riboperine complex which aids in absorption 1/2 lb. = 227 grams1 gram = 1,000 mg1/4 t. = 1,000 mg
Cost $35.00 (tax and shipping included)
For Q's call Melonie Turley 435 512-0822
Lesson on vitamin C for Flu: In body ph, you need to be more alkaline than acidic to maintain good health. If you are acidic you are more prone to sickness and disease. When you are more alkaline and eat alkaline foods your body is more resistant to sickness and disease.So in relation to vitamin C there are 2 main forms of vitamin C. an ascorbate = alkalinean ascorbic acid = acidic When you take an ascorbate form it makes your body more alkaline. When you take an acidic form you make your body more acidic. SIMPLE. Lesson over. During a crisis, and specifically during flu season, if you saturate your cells with vitamin C you can create a protective coating around the cell by taking 1,000 mg of vitamin C every 2 hours when you have chance of exposure and/or have beginning symptoms. The cells then have a resistance to becoming sick because of the saturation point and protective coating from the vitamin C. If you are taking an acidic form every few hours you are then making your body more acidic, allowing you to become more prone to sickness which is counter-productive to staying healthy. By taking an ascorbate form you are then making your body more alkaline, thus making it more resistant to sickness!
Cost $35.00 (tax and shipping included)
For Q's call Melonie Turley 435 512-0822
Lesson on vitamin C for Flu: In body ph, you need to be more alkaline than acidic to maintain good health. If you are acidic you are more prone to sickness and disease. When you are more alkaline and eat alkaline foods your body is more resistant to sickness and disease.So in relation to vitamin C there are 2 main forms of vitamin C. an ascorbate = alkalinean ascorbic acid = acidic When you take an ascorbate form it makes your body more alkaline. When you take an acidic form you make your body more acidic. SIMPLE. Lesson over. During a crisis, and specifically during flu season, if you saturate your cells with vitamin C you can create a protective coating around the cell by taking 1,000 mg of vitamin C every 2 hours when you have chance of exposure and/or have beginning symptoms. The cells then have a resistance to becoming sick because of the saturation point and protective coating from the vitamin C. If you are taking an acidic form every few hours you are then making your body more acidic, allowing you to become more prone to sickness which is counter-productive to staying healthy. By taking an ascorbate form you are then making your body more alkaline, thus making it more resistant to sickness!
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Useful Classes Coming Up!
Date- Thursday, October 8, 2009
Location- Clinton (Between Ogden & Layton), Residential Home, 1363 W. 2600 N. (804-839-3659 cell)
Brief Summary6:00-7:00 p.m. - Clean Water Class – Five ways to purify your water in an emergency. (by Jennifer Willis)
7:00–9:00 p.m. - Pandemic Preparation Class - Come and learn how to protect your family during a pandemic that may come around! (by Melonie Turley)
Fee - Free Classes - All are Welcome!
Date Saturday, October 10, 2009
Location- Sandy – Larry H. Miller College
Brief Summary9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Spiritual Preparation1:00 – 3:00 p.m.
Pandemic Preparedness3:00 - 3:15 p.m.
Break3:15 - 4:15 p.m.
Water & Personal Hygiene4:15 - 5:00 p.m.
Food Storage Feed your family on $1 a day & 3 month supply
DISPLAYS - Pandemic, Water, Food storage, Sanitation & Heat, Light, and Fuel
Fee - $30 for the seminar ($35 at the door) – Contact Doug to get tickets for the seminar (435)469-2294
Location- Clinton (Between Ogden & Layton), Residential Home, 1363 W. 2600 N. (804-839-3659 cell)
Brief Summary6:00-7:00 p.m. - Clean Water Class – Five ways to purify your water in an emergency. (by Jennifer Willis)
7:00–9:00 p.m. - Pandemic Preparation Class - Come and learn how to protect your family during a pandemic that may come around! (by Melonie Turley)
Fee - Free Classes - All are Welcome!
Date Saturday, October 10, 2009
Location- Sandy – Larry H. Miller College
Brief Summary9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Spiritual Preparation1:00 – 3:00 p.m.
Pandemic Preparedness3:00 - 3:15 p.m.
Break3:15 - 4:15 p.m.
Water & Personal Hygiene4:15 - 5:00 p.m.
Food Storage Feed your family on $1 a day & 3 month supply
DISPLAYS - Pandemic, Water, Food storage, Sanitation & Heat, Light, and Fuel
Fee - $30 for the seminar ($35 at the door) – Contact Doug to get tickets for the seminar (435)469-2294
Awesome Reminder Article
PERSONAL AND FAMILY PREPAREDNESS: A Way of Life
When we speak of personal and family preparedness, we should speak of foreseen, anticipated, almost expected needs which can be met through wise preparation. Even true emergencies can be modified by good planning.--H. Burke Peterson
Personal and family preparedness is provident living. Being provident involves being “wise, frugal, prudent, making provision for the future while attending to immediate needs.” (Barbara B. Smith)
Education• Improve our ability to read, write, and do basic mathematics.• Study the scriptures and other good books.• Learn to communicate effectively with others.• Take advantage of opportunities to gain more knowledge.
Health• Obey the Word of Wisdom.• Exercise regularly.• Provide for adequate medical and dental care, including appropriate insurance where possible.• Keep homes and surroundings clean and sanitary.• Shun substances or practices that abuse our bodies or minds.
Employment• Prepare for and carefully select a suitable occupation.• Become skilled at work through training and experience.• Be diligent, hard working, and trustworthy.• Give honest work for the pay and benefits received.
Home Storage• Have sufficient food, clothing and shelter for self and family.• Where possible, store a year’s supply of basic items needed to sustain life.• Regularly use and replace all stored items in order to keep them from spoiling.• Learn to produce and prepare basic food items.
Resource Management• Pay tithes and offerings.• Avoid unnecessary debt and save for the future.• Satisfy all of our promised obligations.• Use our resources frugally and avoid wasting them.• Use our time wisely.• Be willing to serve those in need by sharing our time, talents, and resources with them.
Social, Emotional, and Spiritual Strength• Study the scriptures and the teachings of the living prophets.• Obey God’s commandments and heed the counsel of Church leaders.• Exercise faith in Christ and cultivate humility.• Pray frequently and fervently.• Strengthen our relationships with family members, neighbors, and friends.• Shun things that are morally and spiritually degrading• Work toward worthy goals.• Do the best we can to adjust to change and recover from misfortune.
Reference: Providing in the Lord’s Way: A Leader’s Guide to Welfare, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
When we speak of personal and family preparedness, we should speak of foreseen, anticipated, almost expected needs which can be met through wise preparation. Even true emergencies can be modified by good planning.--H. Burke Peterson
Personal and family preparedness is provident living. Being provident involves being “wise, frugal, prudent, making provision for the future while attending to immediate needs.” (Barbara B. Smith)
Education• Improve our ability to read, write, and do basic mathematics.• Study the scriptures and other good books.• Learn to communicate effectively with others.• Take advantage of opportunities to gain more knowledge.
Health• Obey the Word of Wisdom.• Exercise regularly.• Provide for adequate medical and dental care, including appropriate insurance where possible.• Keep homes and surroundings clean and sanitary.• Shun substances or practices that abuse our bodies or minds.
Employment• Prepare for and carefully select a suitable occupation.• Become skilled at work through training and experience.• Be diligent, hard working, and trustworthy.• Give honest work for the pay and benefits received.
Home Storage• Have sufficient food, clothing and shelter for self and family.• Where possible, store a year’s supply of basic items needed to sustain life.• Regularly use and replace all stored items in order to keep them from spoiling.• Learn to produce and prepare basic food items.
Resource Management• Pay tithes and offerings.• Avoid unnecessary debt and save for the future.• Satisfy all of our promised obligations.• Use our resources frugally and avoid wasting them.• Use our time wisely.• Be willing to serve those in need by sharing our time, talents, and resources with them.
Social, Emotional, and Spiritual Strength• Study the scriptures and the teachings of the living prophets.• Obey God’s commandments and heed the counsel of Church leaders.• Exercise faith in Christ and cultivate humility.• Pray frequently and fervently.• Strengthen our relationships with family members, neighbors, and friends.• Shun things that are morally and spiritually degrading• Work toward worthy goals.• Do the best we can to adjust to change and recover from misfortune.
Reference: Providing in the Lord’s Way: A Leader’s Guide to Welfare, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Week 40
52 Weeks to Family Preparedness for Two
Week 40
Our Church Leaders have asked us to make a concerted effort to obtain our year’s supply of food and other essentials. Here are suggestions for a 52 week plan to help us all achieve this. Amounts given are for two people. Adjust the quantities you purchase for the number of family members in your home. The items will change weekly, so keep up with us and take the challenge to become Prepared.
Food Storage and Preparedness Challenge Of The Week:
Food Storage Purchase 8 Cans of Vegetables
Extra Item Purchase Multi Vitamins (for two people to last 6 months)
Family Prep: Your 72 hr. kit and gear box should be completed. You may add to them as you see fit or continue to add items you skipped.
Spiritual Preparedness: Read D&C 18:15. Is there someone you know who is ready to learn about the gospel?
Week 40
Our Church Leaders have asked us to make a concerted effort to obtain our year’s supply of food and other essentials. Here are suggestions for a 52 week plan to help us all achieve this. Amounts given are for two people. Adjust the quantities you purchase for the number of family members in your home. The items will change weekly, so keep up with us and take the challenge to become Prepared.
Food Storage and Preparedness Challenge Of The Week:
Food Storage Purchase 8 Cans of Vegetables
Extra Item Purchase Multi Vitamins (for two people to last 6 months)
Family Prep: Your 72 hr. kit and gear box should be completed. You may add to them as you see fit or continue to add items you skipped.
Spiritual Preparedness: Read D&C 18:15. Is there someone you know who is ready to learn about the gospel?
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