Dr. Martina Martin, a most saintly, phenomenal woman bound by the word and controlled, by the Holy Spirit has reached the pinnacle of the Academic World and yet has not lost sight of God’s Perfect Will. God’s anointed vessel is the wife of “The Great Man of God”, Pastor, Dr. Josiah Martin, Tower of Faith and Deliverance C.O.G.I.C. Colorado Springs, Colorado and a loving mother of four beautiful children. She is an International Evangelist, Regional Evangelist, Elect Lady, International Department of Evangelism, C.O.G.I.C. Inc. Region 6, Jurisdictional Evangelist, Elect Lady, Colorado Jurisdiction, Department of Evangelism. She is the Assistant Jurisdictional Supervisor (for the last seven years), and Coordinator of AIM, Republic of Philippines Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction. She is a sought out International Organizer, Workshop/Seminar Coordinator; Educator/Presenter, President, Department of Women’s Workshop, Professor, Institute for Licensing Missionaries, Colorado Jurisdiction. Dr. Martin is a dedicated National Adjutant Sister. Her Ecclesiastical/Professional profile includes Bachelors in Biblical Studies, a Masters in Christian Education and a Doctorate in Theology/Philosophy of Religion and Christian Counseling. She is an Adult/Youth Counselor, remarkable Registered Nurse and Psychotherapist. Dr. Martin is the President of the School of the Prophets, Christian University (Professor, Theology/Philosophy of Religion/Christian Counseling) Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Let all things be done decently and in order. I Corinthians 14:40
In order to have a progressive unified Sunday school class and Women’s Ministry, organization is the key. When all are aware of your vision and goal for a class, department, or service, it is more likely to be successful.
Introduction: Disorganization can quietly eat away, day by day, at your productivity. You may wonder, do employers, Sunday school students, whoever you lead, really care if you are organized? Indeed, they look for qualities such as abilities to multi-task, arrange priorities and meet or beat deadlines. Without organization, these qualities are difficult or impossible to demonstrate. Organization is the key in leadership. We, as Godly women in leadership, must endeavor to build on our inherent talents and strengths to help us become more effective, more confident and more successful in organization:
Objective: To develop a critical mass of women in Leadership who can articulate issues (organization) and effect changes in their organizations.
The God Given Goal: Is that every Woman In Leadership will leave this conference motivated and energized, armed with must- have organizational leadership tools guaranteed to make dramatic immediate impact on their Sunday School Department, Women’s ministry, or whatever field of work they are in.
Issues To Be Addressed:
I. Getting Organized, Develop a Personal Action Plan:
To become an organized person, you need to think like one so:
“Plan your work and work your plan”
Priorities are more important than ever
II. Don’t Compromise Your Standards:
Loyalty, sincerity, enthusiasm and team play
III. Paralyzed By Organizational Anxiety:
A. (Overloaded before you even begin)
B. What hinders organization?
IV. “Pareto’s Principle” (The 80/20 Rule)
This rule applies to the world of organization and I encourage you to apply it.
Benefits of being organized
V. Conclusion/Discussion Starters:
Once you have mastered the “skills” of being organized, it is important to not to fall back on old habits and get yourself out of the organized regimen. Now, let’s take a look at Stephen Covey’s “7 Habits of Highly Effective People.”
