Monthly Focus

Heavenly Father has given us everything, including our money, and He can help us use it wisely.

Ministering toward preparedness can be a great blessing to those you are called to serve.

Our response to challenges in life can be improved as we seek to build our strengths and resilience.

Aging is a part of our mortal existence. Preparing ourselves and our loved ones in their preparation can bring peace of mind. 

Keeping up-to-date in your career will help you spot and make necessary course corrections.

If we work upon immortal minds, we are then engraving upon that tablet that which no time will efface but will brighten and brighten to all eternity.

We can practice pioneer preparedness by learning and practicing their skills and telling their true tales.

We rely on clean water for the health of our body, food preparation and sanitation.

The lack of sanitation facilities following major disaster can quickly create serious problems.

You may find yourself needing a food supply when you face unemployment, a disaster, or a supply chain disruption.

An escape from an imminent threat, an ongoing threat, or a possible hazard to your life or property may become necessary.

During an emergency, communication with others may be limited.

Summer is a great time to learn a new self-sufficiency or survival skill.

Assess vulnerabilities and plan to improve your home’s safety and security.

Planning for possible medical emergencies will help you have peace of mind when medical help might not be immediately available.

When emergencies happen, chances are you will be without power for a period of time.

Homes and their contents are vulnerable to rocking and rolling caused by earthquakes.

With our storage of food, if adversity comes, we may care for ourselves and our family and our neighbors.