Skills for Survival: How Families Can Prepare

In an unpredictable world that harbors potential disasters ranging from drought and famine to war and economic collapse personal peace and self-confidence are difficult to establish. In times of nuclear giants and ethical infants, each person must find a way to ground himself on solid foundations. Skills for Survival: How Families Can Prepare provides a path to personal assurance and security. By outlining skills in areas like emergencies, gardening, and food, Esther Dickey prompts readers to exercise their ability to solve the problems of an uncertain future, sharing her hard-won insights so others can stand firm and emotionally prepared when the time for preparation has passed.

Skills for Survival is Esther Dickey's practical handbook on how families can prepare for emergencies through food storage, self-reliance, and hands-on survival skills. First published in 1978 and updated through 2009, it distills decades of preparedness wisdom into actionable guidance.

• Decades-trusted family preparedness classic, updated for modern readers
• Practical food storage and survival skills any household can use
• Aligns with LDS values of self-reliance and provident living

Perfect for a parent or homemaker wanting to build a practical family food-storage and emergency-preparedness plan.