You stored food, bought backup power and put fuel away.
But if the outage lasts longer than your backup, your family still needs answers: how to preserve food, find water, create heat and light, cook without electricity, and protect the few electronics that still matter.
Physicist and former college professor Charles Green spent two years with an old-world Amish community studying how they handled those problems without depending on the grid.
Preparedness author Henry Morris walks through what Charles brought back, and why it changed the way he thought about protecting his own family.
The presentation approaches preparedness through practical Amish knowledge, Christian faith, and the responsibility to provide for your family.