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1695 Washington Ave
Bronx, NY, 10457

SATURDAY 
Sabbath School         9:30am
Divine Worship        11:00am
Bible Class                3:30pm
Adventist Youth         4:30pm
 
TUESDAY
Prayer Service           TBA
 

WEDNESDAY
Mid-week Praise

& Worship Service      7:00pm

 

   
  will speak September-11-10 
 will speak September-11-10 click for bulletin details
Stressed for Time?
Do you suffer from time stress? The answer is yes if:

  1. You are overwhelmed with tasks and you feel it is harder to enjoy life;

  2. You are forgetful; or you lose sleep worrying about how you are going to get everything done.
For many of us, the frantic pace we set is self-inflicted. Take a moment, calm down and prioritize. We can all benefit from being more aware of how we use our time, so take a few "MINUTES" to examine some tips to help ease your time pressure.

MANAGE YOUR LEISURE: If you do not, someone else might! List your chosen leisure - time, interests and activities and plan when you will pursue them. It will give you something to look forward to in the thick of the stress! . Identify your big-picture priorities. Know and realize what is really important to you. Number tasks in order of importance. Organized to-do lists of tasks that require action that are essential on busy days! Unplug, inscribe, log off. In other words, take information breaks. Once you leave the office, think about your own alone time, minus the phone calls, computer, etc., in other words. . . "log off and relax! Toss the unnecessary stuff.

The more things you have, the more time it takes to deal with them. Save what's necessary, discard what's not. Evaluate your progress. About a month after you begin these exercises, review whether or not you are feeling stressed, more efficient and closer to accomplishing what you really want in your life. Simplify each day. It is hard to say no to all of life's possibilities . . . but in the end, it is not how much we do, but how well we do what we do. Simplify! Simplify! Simplify whenever possible.

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