Regardless of your own personal belief system, there are obviously church buildings, church denominations and organizations out there that are doing something about the preparedness of their own parishioners. Some denominations are more known for this than others. ...
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Building the Alternative Medicine Cabinet for Preparedness
As we prepare, one roll is to be prepared for any unfavorable circumstances that may happen within the family, particularly with the children. Remember, that first aid and health care are two of the most important responsibilities for your family. There are unexpected...
Prepping for Winter – The Shelter on Your Back
Prepping for Winter – The Shelter on Your Back By Mike Douglas – The Maine Primitive Skills School Each season brings unique beauty, great bounty and a special set of challenges. Between the time of the maple sap and ice out in Spring, to the insect hatches and...
How Diet Can Affect Your Self-Defense Training
Guest Blog Post by Regular Contributor Don Alley (Bio Below) Eating healthy makes you better able to perform. Duh. Now that we have the obvious out of the way, I’d like to share my recent healthy eating experience. I am not in the best shape I could be. Between being...
What Concerns You Most?
We just launched the second issue of PREPARE Magazine. If you have not subscribed, we invite you to register today for a complimentary annual subscription. Our hope is that we might help encourage, empower and enrich your Preparation Journey. As we continue to move...
Next Issue Update & How to Serve You Best
Be on the look out for your next digital issue very soon! In the next issue we focus on Financial Preparedness. As usual, our contributors have offered some stellar advice and tried and true ideas. If you have had questions about your digital issue or the link to...
Severe Spring Weather Week: Flooding
Severe Spring Weather Week is something that rolls around each year. You may or may not have been aware that this focus existed, but many regional branches of Homeland Security focus on the natural disasters that often affect their area in the spring. We will be...
Less is More in a Home On Wheels
Home On Wheels Guest Blog Post by: PREPARE Magazine Distinguished Author – Ken Youngquist, of Survivaltek There is a saying that “less is more”. This has many applications: Less parts to a device means that there are less chances of failure; less...
Gardening Accessories Review: The Roo
When it comes to gardening accessories, I really am a picky, tight-wad. I repair most of the ones that I have used before buying new and spend very very little on new gadgets from year to year. Mostly because I’ve not found things that work like they say they...








