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A brand-new service year is almost here! A fresh page, a fresh notebook, and a fresh chance to see what Jehovah will help us accomplish.
But here’s the thing: sometimes, we start the year with good intentions… only to feel a little stuck after a few weeks. That’s where a challenge can help! Not a heavy, overwhelming one, but a gentle, encouraging guide that gives you simple prompts to try, one step at a time.
That’s exactly what the Ministry Momentum Challenge is about.
Why a Service Year Challenge?
Think of it as a way to:
- Keep your ministry exciting and fresh
- Strengthen your skills little by little
- Encourage others (and feel encouraged in return)
- Build habits that last all year long
- Create a spiritual “scrapbook” of blessings along the way
This isn’t about doing everything at once. It’s about picking small, doable actions that add up to a stronger, happier service routine.
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What’s Inside the Challenge?
I’ve gathered 35 prompts, organized into 6 categories, to help you get started:
- Foundation (Starting Strong) – lay the groundwork for a fruitful year of ministry.
- Encouragement & Connection – building up others.
- Skill Building – sharpening ministry skills.
- Practical Service Steps – put faith into action, one step at a time.
- Reflection & Gratitude – look back to see how far Jehovah has carried you.
- Flexibility & Prep – stay ready, whatever the weather.
A Peek at the Prompts
Here are just a few of the 35 simple ideas included in the challenge:
- Set a spiritual goal for the year ahead
- Encourage a younger publisher / pioneer with a little gift, tag, or bookmark, it doesn’t have to be big, just heartfelt.
- Thank your field service overseer or a pioneer with a handwritten note of appreciation.
- Offer a Bible study to someone you know, a neighbor, friend, or relative who’s shown interest.
- Write one sentence of gratitude for the person who worked with you in service today.
- Refresh your service bag, top up your pens, tracts/cards, a bottle of water, and don’t forget your smile.
Each one is small, practical, and achievable. But when you start stringing them together, you’ll notice how they build up spiritual momentum.
How to Join the Challenge
- Choose your style: You can do one prompt per day for a month, or treat it like a checklist to work through at your own pace.
- Stay flexible: If you miss a day, no worries—just pick up where you left off.
- Share your journey: Encourage a friend or partner to do it with you. Share what you’ve learned, what worked for you, and the blessings you’ve noticed.
A Year of Momentum
At the end of the challenge, you’ll have more than just completed prompts. You’ll have a stronger routine, deeper confidence, and a record of how Jehovah supported you in big and small ways.
So grab your notebook, a cup of tea, and pick your first prompt. Let’s step into this new service year with joy, gratitude, and momentum!
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