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For foreigner In disaster
Procedures for Safe Evacuation to a Shelter
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Evacuation from Secondary DisasterⅠ
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Evacuation from Secondary DisasterⅡ
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How to Spend Time in a Shelter
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Things to Take When a Disaster Occurs
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Disaster Message Call Service
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Easy Japanese
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English Communication
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Words of Inspiration
Memo
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・Be careful of the
immediately when a disaster happens.
・Do not take more things than you can carry on your back
・Please make sure that you have correct information from TV or a
radio, then evacuate.
URL
Procedures for Safe Evacuation to a Shelter
Be careful of the
immediately when a disaster happens.
Do not take more things than you can carry on your back
(e.g., in a backpack).
Please make sure that you have correct information from TV or a
radio, then evacuate.
URL provides useful information of disaster defense:
Procedures for Safe Evacuation to a Shelter
Be careful of the
immediately when a disaster happens.
Do not take more things than you can carry on your back
in a backpack).
Please make sure that you have correct information from TV or a
radio, then evacuate.
provides useful information of disaster defense:
http://www.datefm.co.jp/bousai/
Procedures for Safe Evacuation to a Shelter
Be careful of the dangerous things around you, then evacuate
immediately when a disaster happens.
Do not take more things than you can carry on your back
in a backpack).
Please make sure that you have correct information from TV or a
radio, then evacuate. The following
provides useful information of disaster defense:
http://www.datefm.co.jp/bousai/
Procedures for Safe Evacuation to a Shelter
dangerous things around you, then evacuate
immediately when a disaster happens.
Do not take more things than you can carry on your back
Please make sure that you have correct information from TV or a
The following
provides useful information of disaster defense:
http://www.datefm.co.jp/bousai/
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Procedures for Safe Evacuation to a Shelter
dangerous things around you, then evacuate
immediately when a disaster happens.
Do not take more things than you can carry on your back
Please make sure that you have correct information from TV or a
The following Miyagi or
provides useful information of disaster defense:
http://www.datefm.co.jp/bousai/
Procedures for Safe Evacuation to a Shelter
dangerous things around you, then evacuate
Do not take more things than you can carry on your back
Please make sure that you have correct information from TV or a
iyagi or Se
provides useful information of disaster defense:
Procedures for Safe Evacuation to a Shelter
dangerous things around you, then evacuate
Do not take more things than you can carry on your back
Please make sure that you have correct information from TV or a
Sendai radio
provides useful information of disaster defense:
dangerous things around you, then evacuate
Please make sure that you have correct information from TV or a
radio
When Heading for Shelter
・Don’t run outside in a hurry.
・Evacuate on foot as a general rule.
・Inform neighbors when you evacuate.
・Be careful of falling objects and things.
・Pay attention to the occurence of secondary disasters
(e.g., tsunami). Make sure that you know all of the evacuation areas that are near your home. Write your evacuation route after locating local places with the marks below.
A B C
A. A hinanjo is a safety evacuation area
and place to stay safely. B. A temporary gathering location to
protect yourself from disaster in an urgent emergency situation.
C. This mark is a combination of the above two places.
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If you feel the shake of an earthquake while you are near the sea, leave that
area immediately and confirm the situation on
When a major tsunami warnin
・Evacuate if you are by the sea or a river. Go to higher ground or to a shelter
immediately.
・Never go back to the sea until the warning is revoked.
・Evacuate
tsunami can travel up rivers, causing extensive flooding in its wake.
・Leave from the
preparing for evacuation.
When no warnings are
・Stay alert even though you don
possibility of tsunami.
Evacuation from Secondary Disaster
If you feel the shake of an earthquake while you are near the sea, leave that
area immediately and confirm the situation on
When a major tsunami warnin
Evacuate if you are by the sea or a river. Go to higher ground or to a shelter
immediately.
Never go back to the sea until the warning is revoked.
Evacuate from riversides at a
tsunami can travel up rivers, causing extensive flooding in its wake.
Leave from the
preparing for evacuation.
When no warnings are
Stay alert even though you don
possibility of tsunami.
Evacuation from Secondary Disaster
Protecting Yourself from Tsunami
If you feel the shake of an earthquake while you are near the sea, leave that
area immediately and confirm the situation on
When a major tsunami warnin
Evacuate if you are by the sea or a river. Go to higher ground or to a shelter
immediately.
Never go back to the sea until the warning is revoked.
from riversides at a
tsunami can travel up rivers, causing extensive flooding in its wake.
Leave from the sea instantly, and wait for the next announcement while
preparing for evacuation.
When no warnings are announced
Stay alert even though you don
possibility of tsunami.
Evacuation from Secondary Disaster
Protecting Yourself from Tsunami
If you feel the shake of an earthquake while you are near the sea, leave that
area immediately and confirm the situation on
When a major tsunami warningg
Evacuate if you are by the sea or a river. Go to higher ground or to a shelter
Never go back to the sea until the warning is revoked.
from riversides at a right angle from the flow of the river
tsunami can travel up rivers, causing extensive flooding in its wake.
sea instantly, and wait for the next announcement while
preparing for evacuation.
announced
Stay alert even though you don
possibility of tsunami.
Evacuation from Secondary Disaster
Protecting Yourself from Tsunami
If you feel the shake of an earthquake while you are near the sea, leave that
area immediately and confirm the situation on
and tsunami warning is announced
Evacuate if you are by the sea or a river. Go to higher ground or to a shelter
Never go back to the sea until the warning is revoked.
right angle from the flow of the river
tsunami can travel up rivers, causing extensive flooding in its wake.
sea instantly, and wait for the next announcement while
announced:
Stay alert even though you don’t have to evacuate. Be prepared for the
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Evacuation from Secondary Disaster
Protecting Yourself from Tsunami
If you feel the shake of an earthquake while you are near the sea, leave that
area immediately and confirm the situation on the radio.
tsunami warning is announced
Evacuate if you are by the sea or a river. Go to higher ground or to a shelter
Never go back to the sea until the warning is revoked.
right angle from the flow of the river
tsunami can travel up rivers, causing extensive flooding in its wake.
sea instantly, and wait for the next announcement while
t have to evacuate. Be prepared for the
Evacuation from Secondary DisasterⅠ
Protecting Yourself from Tsunami
If you feel the shake of an earthquake while you are near the sea, leave that
the radio.
tsunami warning is announced
Evacuate if you are by the sea or a river. Go to higher ground or to a shelter
Never go back to the sea until the warning is revoked.
right angle from the flow of the river
tsunami can travel up rivers, causing extensive flooding in its wake.
sea instantly, and wait for the next announcement while
t have to evacuate. Be prepared for the
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If you feel the shake of an earthquake while you are near the sea, leave that
tsunami warning is announced:
Evacuate if you are by the sea or a river. Go to higher ground or to a shelter
right angle from the flow of the river;
tsunami can travel up rivers, causing extensive flooding in its wake.
sea instantly, and wait for the next announcement while
t have to evacuate. Be prepared for the
If you feel the shake of an earthquake while you are near the sea, leave that
Evacuate if you are by the sea or a river. Go to higher ground or to a shelter
sea instantly, and wait for the next announcement while
t have to evacuate. Be prepared for the
・Evacuate from tsunami immediately.
・Evacuat
Wear
・Try to support elderly people in their evacuation.
・Prepare for evacuation if you feel a long shake of an earthquake
how strong the shake is.
・Prioritize evacuation over
have much time until a tsunami arrives.
・Do not leave your car near a levee.
・Do not let your guard down even after you arrive at a higher ground.
Always try to go up even higher.
Evacuation from Secondary Disaster
Evacuate from tsunami immediately.
Evacuate with others whenever possible.
Wear comf
Try to support elderly people in their evacuation.
Prepare for evacuation if you feel a long shake of an earthquake
how strong the shake is.
Prioritize evacuation over
have much time until a tsunami arrives.
Do not leave your car near a levee.
Do not let your guard down even after you arrive at a higher ground.
Always try to go up even higher.
Evacuation from Secondary Disaster
Evacuate from tsunami immediately.
e with others whenever possible.
comfortable clothes to move in with
Try to support elderly people in their evacuation.
Prepare for evacuation if you feel a long shake of an earthquake
how strong the shake is.
Prioritize evacuation over
have much time until a tsunami arrives.
Do not leave your car near a levee.
Do not let your guard down even after you arrive at a higher ground.
Always try to go up even higher.
Evacuation from Secondary Disaster
Tips for Evacuation
Evacuate from tsunami immediately.
e with others whenever possible.
ortable clothes to move in with
Try to support elderly people in their evacuation.
Prepare for evacuation if you feel a long shake of an earthquake
how strong the shake is.
Prioritize evacuation over contacting your family or friends as you don
have much time until a tsunami arrives.
Do not leave your car near a levee.
Do not let your guard down even after you arrive at a higher ground.
Always try to go up even higher.
Evacuation from Secondary Disaster
Tips for Evacuation
Evacuate from tsunami immediately.
e with others whenever possible.
ortable clothes to move in with
Try to support elderly people in their evacuation.
Prepare for evacuation if you feel a long shake of an earthquake
contacting your family or friends as you don
have much time until a tsunami arrives.
Do not leave your car near a levee.
Do not let your guard down even after you arrive at a higher ground.
Always try to go up even higher.
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Evacuation from Secondary Disaster
Tips for Evacuation
e with others whenever possible.
ortable clothes to move in with easy‒to
Try to support elderly people in their evacuation.
Prepare for evacuation if you feel a long shake of an earthquake
contacting your family or friends as you don
have much time until a tsunami arrives.
Do not let your guard down even after you arrive at a higher ground.
Evacuation from Secondary DisasterⅡ
‒remove shoes.
Prepare for evacuation if you feel a long shake of an earthquake
contacting your family or friends as you don
Do not let your guard down even after you arrive at a higher ground.
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shoes.
Prepare for evacuation if you feel a long shake of an earthquake – no matter
contacting your family or friends as you don
Do not let your guard down even after you arrive at a higher ground.
no matter
contacting your family or friends as you don’t
Do not let your guard down even after you arrive at a higher ground.
Whenever you must spend time in a shelter, it is important to f
shelter’s rules
provide
Common procedures
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③
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Whenever you must spend time in a shelter, it is important to f
shelter’s rules
provide whatever help you can for others while staying
Common procedures
① Provide your name in writing to a reception staff member
② Keep your property organized.
・Put your name on all your property.
・Don’t put your property where it
could fall upon your head or in walkways.
③ Get available supplies
・Line up in order
・Take only the amount you are allotted
・Don’t appropriate communal good
・Don’t stockpile supplies.
when you get it, especially perishable foods which
could quickly go bad depending on
How to
Whenever you must spend time in a shelter, it is important to f
shelter’s rules and comply
whatever help you can for others while staying
Common procedures
your name in writing to a reception staff member
Keep your property organized.
Put your name on all your property.
Don’t put your property where it
could fall upon your head or in walkways.
available supplies
Line up in order.
Take only the amount you are allotted
Don’t appropriate communal good
stockpile supplies.
when you get it, especially perishable foods which
quickly go bad depending on
How to Spend Time
Whenever you must spend time in a shelter, it is important to f
and comply with the person in charge’s instruction.
whatever help you can for others while staying
Common procedures include the following
your name in writing to a reception staff member
Keep your property organized.
Put your name on all your property.
Don’t put your property where it
could fall upon your head or in walkways.
available supplies you need.
Take only the amount you are allotted
Don’t appropriate communal good
stockpile supplies. For
when you get it, especially perishable foods which
quickly go bad depending on
Spend Time
Whenever you must spend time in a shelter, it is important to f
with the person in charge’s instruction.
whatever help you can for others while staying
include the following
your name in writing to a reception staff member
Keep your property organized.
Put your name on all your property.
Don’t put your property where it
could fall upon your head or in walkways.
you need.
Take only the amount you are allotted
Don’t appropriate communal goods for your exclusive use.
For instance, eat the food
when you get it, especially perishable foods which
quickly go bad depending on the
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Spend Time in a Shelter
Whenever you must spend time in a shelter, it is important to f
with the person in charge’s instruction.
whatever help you can for others while staying
include the following:
your name in writing to a reception staff member
could fall upon your head or in walkways.
Take only the amount you are allotted.
for your exclusive use.
instance, eat the food
when you get it, especially perishable foods which
the season.
Shelter
Whenever you must spend time in a shelter, it is important to f
with the person in charge’s instruction.
whatever help you can for others while staying there.
:
your name in writing to a reception staff member
for your exclusive use.
instance, eat the food
when you get it, especially perishable foods which
Whenever you must spend time in a shelter, it is important to follow the
with the person in charge’s instruction. Also,
your name in writing to a reception staff member.
for your exclusive use.
ollow the
Also,
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Note
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thro
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④Take measures against the cold.
・Wear your clothing in layers.
・Wear a garbage bag,
sufficient clothing is not available.
⑤ Take measures against the heat.
・Wipe away sweat.
・Drink water periodically to replace fluids.
ote: Avoid sitting
ve around regularly to prevent econom
ombosis)
⑥ Use the toilets responsibly
・Don’t flush the toilet
・Economize on available water.
・Use alcohol disinfectant.
・Be careful about communicable disease in the shelter.
・If you make a toilet dirty, put on some rubber gloves and clean up
after yourself
Take measures against the cold.
Wear your clothing in layers.
Wear a garbage bag,
sufficient clothing is not available.
Take measures against the heat.
away sweat.
Drink water periodically to replace fluids.
void sitting or lyi
e around regularly to prevent econom
sis)
se the toilets responsibly
Don’t flush the toilet
conomize on available water.
Use alcohol disinfectant.
Be careful about communicable disease in the shelter.
If you make a toilet dirty, put on some rubber gloves and clean up
yourself.
Take measures against the cold.
Wear your clothing in layers.
Wear a garbage bag, newspaper
sufficient clothing is not available.
Take measures against the heat.
away sweat.
Drink water periodically to replace fluids.
lying in the same positi
e around regularly to prevent econom
se the toilets responsibly.
Don’t flush the toilet paper.
conomize on available water.
Use alcohol disinfectant.
Be careful about communicable disease in the shelter.
If you make a toilet dirty, put on some rubber gloves and clean up
Take measures against the cold.
Wear your clothing in layers.
newspaper, or
sufficient clothing is not available.
Take measures against the heat.
Drink water periodically to replace fluids.
in the same positi
e around regularly to prevent econom
.
conomize on available water.
Be careful about communicable disease in the shelter.
If you make a toilet dirty, put on some rubber gloves and clean up
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even corrugated cardboard when
Drink water periodically to replace fluids.
in the same position for long periods of time.
e around regularly to prevent economy-class syndrome (deep vein
Be careful about communicable disease in the shelter.
If you make a toilet dirty, put on some rubber gloves and clean up
even corrugated cardboard when
on for long periods of time.
class syndrome (deep vein
Be careful about communicable disease in the shelter.
If you make a toilet dirty, put on some rubber gloves and clean up
even corrugated cardboard when
on for long periods of time.
class syndrome (deep vein
If you make a toilet dirty, put on some rubber gloves and clean up
even corrugated cardboard when
on for long periods of time.
class syndrome (deep vein
How
⑦Other
・Provide whatever help you can for others while staying in the shelter.
・Make an effort to maintain a relaxed atmosphere in what is otherwise a
tense and stressful environment
How to
How to Use
ow to Wear a Garbage Bag
Other consideration
Provide whatever help you can for others while staying in the shelter.
Make an effort to maintain a relaxed atmosphere in what is otherwise a
tense and stressful environment
How to Wear
How to Use
ear a Garbage Bag
considerations:
Provide whatever help you can for others while staying in the shelter.
Make an effort to maintain a relaxed atmosphere in what is otherwise a
tense and stressful environment
Wear a Newspaper
How to Use Corrugated C
ear a Garbage Bag
:
Provide whatever help you can for others while staying in the shelter.
Make an effort to maintain a relaxed atmosphere in what is otherwise a
tense and stressful environment
ewspaper
Corrugated Cardboard
ear a Garbage Bag
Provide whatever help you can for others while staying in the shelter.
Make an effort to maintain a relaxed atmosphere in what is otherwise a
tense and stressful environment for everyone.
ardboard
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Provide whatever help you can for others while staying in the shelter.
Make an effort to maintain a relaxed atmosphere in what is otherwise a
for everyone.
Provide whatever help you can for others while staying in the shelter.
Make an effort to maintain a relaxed atmosphere in what is otherwise a
Provide whatever help you can for others while staying in the shelter.
Make an effort to maintain a relaxed atmosphere in what is otherwise a
Provide whatever help you can for others while staying in the shelter.
Make an effort to maintain a relaxed atmosphere in what is otherwise a
Things to Take When a Disaster Occurs
Japanese earthquakes sometimes require evacuation for long periods. Below is a checklist of some essential items. Of course, you should also include any other items which you deem personally necessary. Note: If you feel in danger when a disaster occurs, prioritize your own safety rather than being concerned with carrying supplies. Ensure the safety of your body first.
___water (including drinking water) ___electric torch (flashlight) ___cotton work gloves ___portable radio ___lighter ___instant food or emergency food ___tissue paper or toilet paper ___towel ___foam mat ___whistle ___dry cell batteries ___throwaway chopsticks or spoons and forks ___wet tissue ___toothbrush ___passport
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___blanket ___mask ___cell-phone ___pocket warmers ___antiseptic ___simply emergency kit ___plastic bag ___simple toilet ___cling film ___newspaper ___knife ___helmet (hat) ___drinking flask ___regular medicine
Things women, children and elderly people should bring: ___disposable diapers___menstruation supplies ___baby wipes___baby formula or baby food___foods that are easy to chew, including rice
___toys___disposable underwear___facial wash___glasses
Things women, children and elderly people should bring:
___disposable diapers___menstruation supplies ___baby wipes___baby formula or baby food___foods that are easy to chew, including rice
gruel ___toys ___disposable underwear___facial wash___glasses
Things women, children and elderly people should bring:
___disposable diapers ___menstruation supplies ___baby wipes ___baby formula or baby food___foods that are easy to chew, including rice
___disposable underwear___facial wash
Things women, children and elderly people should bring:
___menstruation supplies
___baby formula or baby food ___foods that are easy to chew, including rice
___disposable underwear
Things women, children and elderly people should bring:
___foods that are easy to chew, including rice
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Things women, children and elderly people should bring:
___foods that are easy to chew, including rice
Please bring a small quantity
which you or a child can
carry easily.
Things women, children and elderly people should bring:
Please bring a small quantity
which you or a child can
carry easily.
Things women, children and elderly people should bring:
Please bring a small quantity
which you or a child can
Please bring a small quantity
which you or a child can
In a
Disaster Message Call Servicea disaster, you can
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Disaster Message Call Serviceyou can record
Push ⓵⓻⓵
Do you have any PIN?
Yes→No→
Push your
number.
You can record a message. Push
After a ping, please record within 30 minutes.Finish recording, push
The message repeat is played back. (If you want to retake, push
# and
Finish.
Disaster Message Call Servicerecord a message for
⓵⓻⓵
Do you have any PIN?
→Push →Push
Push your mobile phone or home phone
number.
You can record a message.Push ⓵
After a ping, please record within 30 minutes.Finish recording, pushThe message repeat is played back.If you want to retake, push
,and after and #)
Finish.
Disaster Message Call Servicea message for
Do you have any PIN?
Push ⓷ and your Push ⓵
mobile phone or home phone
You can record a message. and #
After a ping, please record within 30 minutes.Finish recording, pushThe message repeat is played back.If you want to retake, push
after you are
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Disaster Message Call Servicea message for your family or
Do you have any PIN?
and your
mobile phone or home phone
You can record a message. #
After a ping, please record within 30 minutes. Finish recording, push ⓽
The message repeat is played back.If you want to retake, push
you are finished
Disaster Message Call Servicefamily or friend
and your PIN
mobile phone or home phone
After a ping, please record your
⓽ and The message repeat is played back.If you want to retake, push
finished
Disaster Message Call Service
friends in Japan.
mobile phone or home phone
your message
# The message repeat is played back.
⓼ andfinished, push
in Japan.
message
andpush ⓽
Easy Japanese “I can’t understand difficult Japanese. Easier Japanese, I will know.”
Please never give up trying to communicate. So tell people, “Please use easy Japanese words”. Show them the paragraph below. It explains how you cannot speak Japanese well but how you can still understand simple spoken or written Japanese.
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私はあまり日本語が得意ではありませんが、簡単なものであれば分かります。
もしあなたが英語が得意でなくても、このような日本語で話したり、書いたり
してくれればわかるかもしれません。
今朝大きな地震が発生しました。余震の恐れがあります。火器の使用は控
えてください。 ➡ 今日 朝 大きい地震が ありました。余震(後から 来る 地震)
が 数回 来ます。 火を 使うことは 危ないです。
読み仮名を振ってもらえればとても有難いです。あなた方とコミュニケーショ
ンがとりたいのです。
English Communication
Always ask, “Is it free? How many can I take?”
toilet toire トイレ
electricity denki 電気
airport kuukou 空港
dust box gomibako ゴミ箱
blanket moufu 毛布
reserve enryo 遠慮
Please speak English slowly, so others can understand. Calmly tell your real feelings to people around you.
It’s so important to communicate fully.
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What is the matter with you? doushimashitaka どうしましたか
Where is the water? mizu wa dokodesuka 水 は どこですか
Escape to a higher
and safer place/building.
takakute anzenna 高くて 安全な
tokoro e nigete kudasai ところ へ 逃げて ください
Do not get into a car. kuruma ni noranaide ⾞ に 乗らないで
Steady yourself. Ochitsuite kudasai 落ち着いて ください
Please lend me a map. chizu o kashite kudasai 地図 を 貸して ください
May I help you? tetsudai masu 手伝い ます
I can’t eat beef and pork. watashi wa buta to ushi o taberarenai 私は 豚 と 牛 を食べられない
Don't some small way to feelingBible can reassure you
Write your Japanese friendcase of an
Name
Don't be caught unpreparedsome small way to feelings while taking shelterBible can reassure you
Leave all your worries to God. He thinks of you.
Never, ever, during your trials and
Write your Japanese friendcase of an
ame:
be caught unpreparedsome small way to stay calm and relaxed
while taking shelterBible can reassure you
Leave all your worries to God. He thinks of you.
I love you and will never leave you
Never, ever, during your trials and
by Margaret Fishback Powers
Write your Japanese friend emergency.
Words
be caught unprepared stay calm and relaxed
while taking shelterBible can reassure you and make you calm.
Leave all your worries to God. He thinks of you.
Peter
My precious child,
I love you and will never leave you
Never, ever, during your trials and
Margaret Fishback Powers
Write your Japanese friendemergency.
ords of Inspiration
in an emergency. Please look for stay calm and relaxed
while taking shelter, for example, words from the Holy make you calm.
Leave all your worries to God. He thinks of you.
Peter I:5-
My precious child,
I love you and will never leave you
Never, ever, during your trials and
Margaret Fishback Powers
MEMO
Write your Japanese friend’s phone number
Phone
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of Inspiration
emergency. Please look for stay calm and relaxed. When you have uneasy
mple, words from the Holy make you calm.
Leave all your worries to God. He thinks of you.
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My precious child,
I love you and will never leave you
Never, ever, during your trials and
Margaret Fishback Powers
MEMO
s phone number
Phone:
emergency. Please look for When you have uneasy
mple, words from the Holy
Leave all your worries to God. He thinks of you.
I love you and will never leave you
Never, ever, during your trials and testing.
Margaret Fishback Powers
s phone number
emergency. Please look for When you have uneasy
mple, words from the Holy
Leave all your worries to God. He thinks of you.
testing.
s phone number to use in
When you have uneasy mple, words from the Holy
use in