Begin with the essentials: food, water, medicine, household supplies, finances, communication, backup power, and a practical plan for common disruptions.
Build the skills that make a household more capable—growing, cooking, preserving, repairing, producing, communicating, and solving problems when normal systems are strained.
For those ready to go further, think beyond short-term disruptions. Build redundancy, reserves, backup systems, stronger plans, and community ties for prolonged disruptions.
Project Storehouse encourages believers to build real community where they are. Gather in homes, study Scripture, pray together, keep the feasts, share meals, learn useful skills, and serve one another. Ministry begins in our homes, neighborhoods, and relationships.