For those who have or are ordering the soup mixes the stake is offering – These soups are not packaged for storing. Here is how to fix this so that you can store them for at least 10-15 years. First Choice: For each bag of soup you want to put away in storage, you will… Continue reading→
Because of group orders for soup mix, many people have wondered about the best way to store these soup ingredients. By clicking on the link below, you can download a detailed explanation of different containers and ways to store dry foods.
Laws vary in different location regarding rainwater collection. Here in Utah, we are allowed 2 rain barrels per home. This means that you can’t “gang” multiple barrels. It is surprising how much water actually runs off your roof in a good storm. In an emergency you might be grateful to have the means of collecting… Continue reading→
It is difficult to store a lot of water. It is heavy and takes up a lot of space. It is important to have a basic supply of water in storage though. You should have a minimum of one gallon per person per day for 3-5 days, and more is better if you can practically… Continue reading→
I have been told that my information on preparedness is overwhelming. I am sure that is true if you look at it all at once. I didn’t write it all at once. I have written it a paper at a time over the space of almost two years. You don’t have to prepare all at… Continue reading→
In today’s news it is common to hear of civil unrest. Most people think of these events as being distant from them. However, it is increasingly possible to find yourself in a situation that you are unprepared for. There may be a disagreement between people and/or an emotion driven crowd that has formed or is… Continue reading→
This guide to gardening was submitted by our stake leaders. It has some good information and great graphics. The one thing that is missing that is specific to Alpine residents, is direction on how to keep wildlife from eating your garden. Whether you use containers, grow boxes, or direct sew into the soil, you do… Continue reading→
In his talk in October Conference of 2010 https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2010/10/of-things-that-matter-most?lang=eng Elder Uchtdorf talked about how experienced pilots deal with turbulence. He says the best way is often to slow down and focus on the things that matter most while still moving forward to their destination. He likened this to our lives. He said that in times… Continue reading→
I have a good friend in China. When I heard Shanghai citizens had been asked to stay at home I emailed to see how his family was doing. They were making the best of the situation, but it was difficult to keep his factory closed and stay at home for a full month. While I… Continue reading→
The preparedness theme for January is about preparing your mind, heart and spirit. A person who is strong spiritually, mentally, and emotionally is much more equipped to deal with life’s challenges and crisis. One way to focus your mind on things that are positive and that will strengthen you spiritually is to memorize some of… Continue reading→