...UNIVERSITY BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Unreached People Group Project Submitted to Dr. David H. Campbell, in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the completion of the course GLST 500-B10 LUO Global Studies Survey by José C. Caballero March 6, 2015 Abstract God has a plan to reconcile His relationship with man after sin entered the world. This plan revolves around making His name known throughout all tribes and nations. From the Old Testament to the New Testament, the Bible presents God’s missionary purpose for humanity. For this reason, Christians involved in missions will travel to dangerous places to proclaim God’s name and saving power. According to the People Groups website, since the year 2014, there are a total of 11,168 people groups in the world and 6,544 are unreached people groups. All unreached people groups are in dire need of the Gospel and it is God’s intention to have His people reach them. One unreached people group who are in desperate need for God is the Koreans in North Korea. With a population of 25,360,100 and a communist government that regulates all aspects of freedom, including religion, for its people, explains why North Koreans are approximately one percent evangelized. North Korea is ranked as the number one country where Christians are most persecuted for their belief. God remains faithful to His intent on reaching all peoples and Koreans are not the exception. In order to bring the...
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...LIBERTY UNIVERSITY UNREACHED PEOPLE GROUP PROJECT ABSTRACT A RESEARCH PAPER SUBMITTED TO DR. JIM O’NEILL IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS OF GLOBAL STUDIES SURVEY GLST 500-D07 BY RYAN FREUDENTHAL LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA DECEMBER 14, 2012 TABLE OF CONTENTS ABSTRACT 3 BACKGROUND 5 PEOPLE 10 LANGUAGE 16 RELIGION 17 MISSION WORK SURVEY 24 PROPOSED STRATEGY 27 PERSPECTIVE ONE 38 PERSPECTIVE TWO 33 PERSPECTIVE THREE 12 BIBLIOGRAPGY 13 ABSTRACT Missions are found throughout the entire Bible, as well as being commanded of Christ’s followers by Christ Himself. The Great Commission serves as the primary call and purpose of Christians all around the world. The person that heads this call and purpose and follows the example of Christ is one that may experience many things. This person may experience sacrifice, discomfort, doubt, and maybe even persecution or death. On the other hand, this person will definitely experience purpose, rewarding relationships, God’s power, God’s blessing, and the knowledge that they are right where God wants them to be. This person or person(s) will be spreading the gospel of Christ to areas and people where the gospel has never been heard before, and there is no greater service that one can provide. One of these areas is located in North Africa, in the country of Algeria. Algeria has a population...
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...the project manager, report to their functional manager. * Project managers are sometimes simply called project coordinators or expeditors in a functional structure. A matrix organization model allows a project team to incorporate resources from around the organization regardless of which department employees may work in. * Weak matrix The functional managers have autonomy and power over the project team members. * Balanced The project manager and the functional manager have equal power and autonomy over the project team. * Strong matrix The project manager has autonomy over the project and the project team. Working in a Projectized Organization - In this structure the project manager works with complete autonomy over the project. The project team is on the project full-time and reports only to the project manager. Presenting the Project to Management * When you begin a presentation, you want to capture your audience’s attention. You want to hook them and reel them into your project idea. One of the most effective ways to do this is to start at the end. Tell your audience first what the proposed project will deliver. * The WIIFM, or “What’s In It For Me,” principle is the ability to make a presentation touch the audience members so that they see how they will benefit from the proposal. You have to realistically look at four major points in the WIIFM principle to determine if your plan is viable: * Profitability If the ROI on your project...
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...motivation 6. Conclusion 7. References INTRODUCTION: According to PMBOK (2008) “Project teams are comprised of team members with diverse backgrounds, expectations, and individual objectives. The overall success of the project depends upon the project team’s commitment, which is directly related to their level of motivation”. Role of motivation is very important, when people are working in form of teams, which is an essential practice while working on projects. As stated above in PMBOK, project team members have diversity in their backgrounds, objectives and expectations, so diverse nature of motivational tools and techniques are required for them, for the successful completion of the projects. To motivate people is also difficult in a sense, because different people are motivated with different incentives or motivational tools. Some are motivated only with fringe benefits (Bonus, salary or wages) while for others recognition, working environment and nature of job are main attractions. Different people are at their different levels of need satisfaction and motivation. Also people are different in their preferences and desires for motivation. According to Maslow’s theory, there are different level of needs, once one level is achieved, it no more serve as a motivational incentive and the motivational levels are shifted to next and higher steps. Here is a very important question Why people have desire to do their best for the organisation? * To continue their job *...
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...Communication Imperative Project managers must create an environment in which team members understand that communication is part of their job description. They should be comfortable sharing bad as well as good news, and encouraged to offer solutions. It all starts with upholding your end of the bargain. You know the old saying: the three most important factors in buying or selling real estate are “location, location, location.” The key to project management success is communication, communication and communication. A project brings together all the resources of the project team. For the project to succeed, the team members must deliver on their pieces of the project. However, you cannot assume that team members will deliver what was assigned to them or that they will deliver within the allotted timeframe. Goals, expectations and needs must be communicated, from beginning to finish. If you do not create an environment in which people collaborate and communicate, two aspects of the project will suffer. First, you will not get peak performance from the project team. You need the project team’s expertise when defining and refining the project, the project tasks, timeframe and risks. By creating a communicative environment, you encourage people to do their best work. They will be more apt to bring their expertise to the endeavor and deliver on their promises. Second, by not creating the right environment, you can affect the implementation of the project tasks. There will be a sequential...
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...jpg | Course | BUSI1329: Project Management | Course School/Level | BU/UG | Coursework | Individual Work | Assessment Weight | 70.00% | Tutor | CJ Allen | Submission Deadline | 21/03/2013 | Coursework is receipted on the understanding that it is the student's own work and that it has not, in whole or part, been presented elsewhere for assessment. Where material has been used from other sources it has been properly acknowledged in accordance with the University's Regulations regarding Cheating and Plagiarism. | 000705791 https://nelson.gre.ac.uk/gengifs/uog_barcodex.gif 0 0 0 7 0 5 7 9 1 https://nelson.gre.ac.uk/gengifs/uog_barcodex.gif Zara Alia Tutor's comments | Grade Awarded___________ | For Office Use Only__________ | Final Grade_________ | Moderation required: yes/no | Tutor______________________ | Date _______________ | PROJECT MANAGEMENT- Individual Assessment Evaluate the importance of people management as part of project management Project management is relatively a new and a modern day concept which has evolved over the last three decades. As the name connotes, it relates to the management of a project irrespective of its nature. A project may not be deemed to be a project until it has been completed according to the model conceived by its sponsor(s). This means that a project cannot be set to have been executed...
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...is any person or organization who can be positively or negatively affected or affect the actions of: a company, government or organization. People who have vested interest in the policy that is being promoted are considered stakeholders in the process. There are various types of stake holders.Exaple: * Primary stakeholders: are those ultimately affected, either positively or negatively by an organization's actions. * Secondary stakeholders: are the ‘intermediaries’, that is, persons or organizations who are indirectly affected by an organization's actions. * Key stakeholders: (who can also belong to the first two groups) have significant influence upon or importance within an organization. Stakeholder analysis is a term that refers to the action of analyzing the attitudes of stakeholders towards something such as a project. It is frequently used during the preparation phase of a project to assess the attitudes of the stakeholders regarding the potential changes. Stakeholder analysis can be done once or on a regular basis to track changes in stakeholder attitudes. Stakeholder analysis is a process of systematically gathering and analyzing qualitative Information to determine whose interests should be taken into account when developing and implementing a project. [Citation needed] Stakeholder analysis in conflict resolution, project management, and business administration, is the process of identifying the individuals or groups that are likely to affect or be affected by...
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...Case Study 2: Project Leadership Roles at TriHealth Yuvonne Edwards Professor Brett Gordon Human Resource Project Management – HRM517 November 4, 2012 Identify the common roles in a human resource project. Then, analyze these roles to typical human resource functions. There are projects of different sizes that have different ways and requirements on how the people are organized. In small project, little organization structure is needed. There might be a primary sponsor, project manager and a project team. But, for large projects, there are more people involved, and it is important that people understand what they are expected to do, and what role people are expected to fill. Common project roles that may be required for any project would be, Analyst, stakeholder, project managers, facilitator and the customer. The Analyst is responsible for ensuring that the requirements of the business clients are captured and documented correctly before a solution is developed and implemented. In some companies, the person might be called Business System Analyst. (Mochal, T.) The stakeholders are the direct beneficiaries of a project or service, and these people play positive roles in a project. One of the first steps in project management planning is the identification of stakeholders. A stakeholder is a person or group of people who can affect or be affected by a given project. Stakeholders can be individuals...
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...1. Project success is determined by a set of various conditions including proper planning, and execution of the project. Usually project’s success is determined by the SMART criteria which stand for Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant and Timely. In other words for the project to become a success, it has to be well defined, with set deadlines, and done by people who can actually get the job done (achievable). Whenever the project does not meet the SMART criteria, there is a great chance that the project will be of no use to the company that initiates it. The reason why a large number of projects fail to meet their stated objectives, i.e. schedule, cost, scope and performance objectives is because it is rather hard for the project managers to precisely predict the future to which a given project relates. Although, everyone understands that project should meet the SMART criteria, in practice it is rather hard to achieve especially when the corporate resources are scarce (Martin, 232). 2. Effective project manager possesses the attributes applicable to a regular manager (ability to plan, organize, direct and control) as well as specific knowledge/skills related to the projects of a certain industry. The project manager must be able to define the project well and have enough skills to motivate the employees to commit to the project and get it done. 3. There exist a difference between management and leadership. Leadership is the ability to organize and lead people, prompting...
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...All of these things need to be evaluated. Being the project manger it requires a lot of change and work to get the new CRM working properly. Project manger duties include planning the work, assessing risk, estimating resources required to accomplish the work, organizing the work, acquiring human and material resources, assigning tasks, directing activities, controlling project execution, reporting progress, and analyzing the results so that the project manger can make a good decision on how to go about the work for this project. There are very important tasks that people have to do like, managing the time that was allowed to complete the project, the cost of the project, and getting the results that you should be getting from this new system. These five major variables during implementing of this system scope, time, quality, cost and risk. All of these variables must be balanced when you are in the planning stage. You must consider the results of what you want out of this project and have realistic estimated of what can be done to reduce the risk to this project. The time and the scope must be adjusted to stay in line with the cost of the project. If you can meet the scope, time quality, cost and the risk you should be able to meet the project needs on time and on budget. The scope defines things that are not included in the project at first but are realized after the fact of the matter like, training of the people that will be working with this new system, and all the...
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...Project Title: SMALL SCALE INDUSTRY CREATION (COFFEEPLANT,MAIZE PLANT AND WAREHOUSE) Slogan: To: From: P.O. Box Location: Plot Tel. Email: Website: Projected fund needed: Contact person: Date submission: summary, This project is to improve local actions through Job creation where by it is will be employing more than a thousands of people in the small scale industries it is planning to launch within this year before it ends while also aiming at widening household income and achieving steady progress in the industry and area development which requires a growth of financial “Arrangement” that doubles as a supportive service and financial addition in this project so as to achieve its major operational goals and objectives. and in so doing for the project to be considered doing well at its best level not at its level of subsistence the project shall need a push up from funders so as to make it to the top most. Introduction, The process of industrialization is very important to all nations, both developed and developing. In achieving economic growth and development, the establishment of vibrant businesses becomes an issue of emphasis. This, as noted by various economists in the world, is in recognition of the fact that industrialization seems much easier to push when the vibrancy of businesses is maintained. The project is guided by the need to improve widen the income for households...
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...Responsibilites Projects of different sizes have different ways and requirements on how the people are organized. In a small project, little organization structure is needed. There might be a primary sponsor, project manager and a project team. However, for large projects, there are more and more people involved, and it is important that people understand what they are expected to do, and what role people are expected to fill. This section identifies some of the common (and not so common) project roles that may need to be required for your project. Analyst. The analyst is responsible for ensuring that the requirements of the business clients are captured and documented correctly before a solution is developed and implemented. In some companies, this person might be called a Business Analyst, Business Systems Analyst, Systems Analyst or a Requirements Analyst. Change Control Board. The Change Control Board is usually made up as a group of decision makers authorized to accept changes to the projects requirements, budget, and timelines. This organization would be helpful if the project directly impacted a number of functional areas and the sponsor wanted to share the scope change authority with this broader group. The details of the Change Control Board and the processes they follow are defined in the project management processes. Client. This is the people (or groups) that are the direct beneficiaries of a project or service. They are the people for whom the project is being undertaken...
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...Project Resource Management 1. INTRODUCTION Project Resource Management is the process of managing the allocation, application and utilization of resources (people, finances and equipment) throughout the project lifecycle. Question 1 You have been appointed as the project manager for a large project. Describe how you would acquire, develop and motivate your team 1. Acquiring the Project Team 1. Define Acquiring the Project Team It is the process of obtaining the specific people needed to accomplish all phases of the given project. 1. Characteristics of Acquiring a Project Team A project manager must consider the following characteristics: • Costs – How much will each team member be paid? • Experience - What is the experience of the project team member? Have they done similar work in the past-and have they done it well? • Interest level - Are the project team members interested in working on this project? • Characteristics - How will this individual team member work with other project team members? • Availability - Will the project team members desired for the project be available? • Knowledge - What is the competency and proficiency of the available project team members? 2. Tools and Techniques for Acquiring the Project Team The tools and techniques you will use for acquiring a project team are: 1.1.2.1 Pre-assignment In some cases, there will be some staff members already assigned to the project. This can happen...
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...BUS 611 Project Planning and Management Dolores E. Ross Patricia White August 27, 2012 Project Plans in the New World The article reviewed Rosenwinkel opinion on project management and the project planning. In the article he stated that project planning could be a waste of time, money and manpower. It has been implemented. (Rosenwinkel, 1995) It is clear we have a different opinion about project planning. In my experience project planning was essential to keeping the project on track and the team focuses. The plan has so many benefits that I can see limited projects that a plan may not be necessary. The projects that are small and have limited people working on it and the project manager is very focus and knowledgeable of the project. I think another consideration is the cost of the project work is money and the success of project is imperative, so a project plan would be the logical way to go. I work for the government and review contract and have sat in on phrase reviews for the various project and I could not see these project progressing without a plan. Now that I have addressed the importance of a project plan I will discuss the project variables and people variables that affect a project. The various variables that a project may have are: Are the project expectation clearly defined and stable; the relative time frame for the completing the project; has a project with similar expectations and similar requirements in expertise been successfully completed...
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...In this report, an aboriginal program will be analysed. Since most projects success are affected by how a project’s objectives is defined, planned and managed. Therefore, it is important that the project manager learn from their mistakes and seek for new strategies to manage the project and successfully complete the project. In the following analysis, an aboriginal project will be critically analysed of how the project objectives is defined, planned and managed (Morris 1990, p. 201). Also, the stakeholders will also be analysed of how their roles can affect the project outcome. Analysis will also include how the project is managed by the project manager and their efficiency and effectiveness. Finally, the outcome of the project is analysed whether they lead to a success or failure of the project (Morris 1990, p.198). 'Close the gap' Aboriginal program is a project that aim to provide more advantages for Indigenous with respect to their life expectancy, child mortality, access to early childhood education, educational achievement and employment outcomes. This program was induced by the Australian Government in 2008 and was targeted to focus on health, housing, early childhood, education, economic participation, and remote service delivery (Department of Health, Primary Health Care 2008). Aboriginal sexual health program is one of the current ‘Close the gap’ projects. The purpose of the Aboriginal sexual health is to enhance the sexual and reproductive health, wellbeing and safety...
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