Our brand new Home Storage Center is now open in Twin Falls. If you haven't been in, I urge you to go and see what it is all about.
Our First Presidency has said,
"We encourage members worldwide to prepare for adversity in life by having a basic supply of food and water and some money in savings. We ask that you be wise, and do not go to extremes. With careful planning, you can, over time, establish a home storage supply and a financial reserve." (See All Is Safely Gathered In.)
This is nothing new, we have heard it all before so many times, but it is more important now than ever. Please watch the 3 minute video below.
Something she said that really hit home for me was that Heavenly Father really cares for us and he prepares a way for us to survive and make it through hard times. One thing Heavenly Father has done for us specifically in this area is to provide us with the beautiful new Home Storage Center.
Heavenly Father expects us to do our part, and he has made it very convenient for us to purchase our long-term food storage items.
What is available? Click HERE to open the link to the order form for the Home Storage Center This is the form you fill out when you go in to shop. (After opening the link, scroll down the page a bit to find the link)
As we add the storable water and food we typically eat to our food storage, then over time we expand by storing grains, beans and other staples. As noted, it is not prudent to go to extremes or go into debt to establish long-term storage all at once. We gradually build reserves over time as financial resources and space permit. Little by little, one can or bag at a time it really does add up.
I love that the food comes all ready for storage in #10 cans, and selected bulk items come in 25 pound bags. Makes it so easy. :)
So the challenge: visit the home storage center and add to your long-term storage once or twice a month.
Home Storage Center Hours:
Wed 11am-7pm
Sat 9am-12pm
Phone # 208-352-7626
Great promises will be ours if we follow the counsel of our leaders by preparing our food stores and live providently.
Happy storing!
Shanna
