Krystal Smith · PDF workbook
Positioned & Prepared
Scripture, reflection, and practical planning for your household.
Open Krystal’s Workbook (PDF)Prepare your household, one step at a time.
Start with the essentials, then explore the guides and faith-based resources shared around our preparedness call.
Open printable checklist (PDF) ↗Use the online checklist ↓
Household Emergency Checklist
Tap each box as you go. Progress is saved in this browser when available.- Plan for 3 days if evacuating and 2 weeks at home. Store 1 gallon of water per person per day.
Build toward 90 days
Our goal is three months of shelf-stable food and everyday essentials. Start with what you have and build gradually as your budget and space allow.
The American Red Cross recommends three days of food and water for evacuation and two weeks at home.
“Be anxious for nothing” Philippians 4:6 (NKJV)
Resources from our speakers
Reginna Muhammad · Checklist
Emergency Supply & Go-Bag Checklist
Ideas for packing a go bag and preparing for evacuation.
Open Reginna’s Full ChecklistOptional communication gear from Reginna
ThinkNode M1 Meshtastic LoRa transceiver (2-pack)
GPS, 1.54-inch e-paper screen, nRF52840, SX1262 (915 MHz), and 1200 mAh battery, per the product description provided.
View the ThinkNode M1 on Amazon ↗Recommended videos
New Birth Missionary Baptist Church
Emergency Preparedness Webinar
Watch the webinar ↗American Red Cross Mile High Chapter handout shared during the webinar.
Open the original handout PDF (private preview) ↗Prophetess Tiphani
Stock Up on This for 2024–2025
Watch the teaching ↗Disclaimer for all resources
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