Many of us live in some degree of chaos:

• we waste ten minutes hunting for our car keys
• we pay extra interest because we forget to pay the credit card bill
• we lose friends and don't influence people because we are always late
• we end up throwing away food because it is past its sell-by date
• we work late into the night finishing a report or assignment because we have left it until the last minutue
• our draws and cupboards and filing cabines and freezers are jammed full
• and so on ... how does your lack of organisation limit your life

Improving our organisational skills can make a real difference to our quality of life. But many of us know that we can make big plans to be tidier, to put things away, to be more organised but after a burst of enthusiasm we soon end up back in a mess.

Using an excellent self-help book which examines our patterns of behaviour, our reasons for wanting to be organised, you can - with the help and encouragement of other people wanting to do the same - really make a lasting difference to your life.

Being part of a self-help group meeting fortnightly will help you make lasting changes. If you don't need it, I bet you know someone who does!

Being organised is important for you, your relationships, your work, your leisure, your life. Christians believe in a God who wants the best for you, who wants your life to flourish. But we also believe in a God who is the great Organiser - the one bringing order and beauty into the whole of creation.