New Year Resolutions
For Your Church Office

The New Year Resolutions for your church office is available free to download and print to help you organize your church office and start your new year out on the right foot.

Are organized in your office? Do you need some ideas for your New Year to help make your life easier in your church office?

If yes, then take a moment to download and print the free list New Year Resolutions below for the new year to help organize your church office.

Everyone knows it can be difficult for us to start our resolutions for the new year when your face to face with an already long list of tasks and projects that needs to be done at the beginning of the year.

Having a physical goals list to reference easily is very helpful in many ways. This list will be a visual reminder and constant motivation if you post it on your wall (bulletin), desk, computer or somewhere it can be seen every day.

Are you not sure where to start with creating your goals for the upcoming year? Here are a few Church Office New Year Resolutions from document below:

• Every day, I will prioritize God first, others second, myself last - This is a good one to start with just to ensure that everything falls into place knowing that God is in control of your office. In Mark 12, a scribe asks Jesus, "Which commandment is the most important of all?". In verse 30, Jesus answers, "You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your mind, and with all your strength." The second is this, "You shall love your neighbor as yourself - There is no other commandment greater than these". So this resolution coming straight from the mouth of Jesus is the simplest, most difficult and most crucial to have on our list. If God is your absolute goal and priority then your year will be successful regardless of which minor goal(s) you did or did not accomplish.
• I will strive to improve my personal and work relationships - Healthy relationships help us attain our goals for the year. It's much more difficult to stay on track with the love and support of those around us every day. 1. You can send a Thank You note every month to either someone in your family or a coworker, etc. 2. Take your spouse on a vacation just the two of you. 3. Dedicate extra time to help a coworker or family member in some way. 4. Commit to getting to know the staff members better.
• I will commit to the development of my professional skills - Just as important as it is to grow spiritually, it's also important to spend time learning and improving on a professional level. The best office personnel are constantly evolving and seeking wisdom to better themselves. This in turn will help everyone in the office and the office runs smoother. You could sign up for a continuing education class to learn more about the computer programs you use, etc. Identify any mistakes you might have made last year and try to outline a strategy to avoid it this year. Depending on your job duties you might even try to attend at least one conference in the year. From personal experience, this will pay off because when I started learning more about a database program that I was using in my office (Microsoft Office Access) this is when I created Shepherdbase (church membership database) to track our contributions, generate Annual Contribution letters easily every year along with Contribution Statements that was due by January 31st and much more for my church. It didn't happen overnight but all of the hard work paid off and saved me and everyone in our office lots of valuable time and made our office run smoother. Also, I was able to share Shepherdbase on my website and made it available for a super low price to help small churches out.

New Year Resolutions for Your Church Office

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