January 2022 | Blank, Holiday, and Personal Growth Calendars

New year, new calendar. No longer am I pairing daily holidays with academic activities. Now, Wolfe Stew calendars focus solely on personal growth. Each month has a different theme, each day a different activity. Use them on your own or with a group.

Here's what we're offering on the January 2022 Wolfe Stew menu:

If you're still craving the ideas for every day, find previous year listings below:

BLANK 2022 Calendar

These Blank Calendars are yours to use as you please: for planning, scheduling, goal-tracking, or our monthly challenge (see below). You have your choice of monthly Bible verses or inspirational quotes. 

January 2022's challenge: record one positive choice you made daily.

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January 2022 Bible Verse

"Fight the good fight of faith. Hold tightly to the eternal life to which God has called you, which you have declared so well before many witnesses." I Timothy 6:12 (NLT)

 

January 2022 Inspirational Quote

"If you don't stand for something, you will fall for anything." - Gordon A. Eadie

 

January 2022 Growth for Today Calendars

These "Growth for Today" calendars are new! Choose from a Biblical or secular perspective. Set aside time each day to do the activity and grow in making choices with us.

(Scroll down for the Biblical version.)

Whether you choose the Biblical or secular calendar, the theme and goal of January 2022 are the same:

  • Theme: CHOOSE. 
  • Goal: Define personal values and practice making choices that reflect them.

Each week, you'll:

  • Read about a Bible character or historical figure.
  • Journal in response to the reading.
  • Ask someone else a question related to the week's theme.
  • Observe interpretations of the theme.
  • Complete an activity to further explore your thoughts.
  • Engage in a weekly challenge that exercises the week's skill. 
  • Memorize a related verse or poem.
The activities are designed to be relatively short, but impactful. Throughout the year, we hope you refine what you believe in, solidify what you are willing to stand for, and grow in courage to fight your battles. Know you're not alone; we are in it with you!

Keep fighting the good fight, 
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