Now that you have an iPad, you don’t need to carry around all those loose paper slips with your return visit notes scribbled on them. Even an organized call book isn’t as safe and secure as keeping your field service records on your iPad. The app you’ll want to use for this is called MyTime. MyTime holds all your return visits, not at home records, bible studies, and preaching hours together in an easily manageable package. The best part is that MyTime prompts you to back up your records via email so that you’ll never lose them. The call input and viewing method is fairly straightforward and even allows you to sort them by recently visited or on a map. I especially like this feature for seeing nearby calls when I’m in the territory. At the end of the month MyTime lets you email your statistics to your congregation secretary. It all adds up to a very nice workflow for keeping your personal ministry organized.

MyTime is just one of our favorite iPhone and iPad apps for Jehovah’s Witnesses. We’ve collected all of our favorites here. And if you’d like to see more of our top app selections in different categories, just head on over to our Best Apps Series.

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