Strengths-Based Project Teams
Everyone has talents and strengths.
Everyone does projects - even in faith communities!
Faith communities have big and small projects, which may include:
Creating and executing a strategic plan
Organizing the Church picnic
Providing living space for those in need
Creating a prayer garden
Constructing a new church building
Organizing a mission trip
Offering a new Vacation Bible School format
Delivering city-wide education about caring for God’s creation
Designing a worship space
Remodeling the church kitchen
And many more…
In faith organizations, much the of the project work is done by faith community members who volunteer their time and share their gifts.
Through prayer, life experiences, conversations, and encouragement from others, God calls members to specific projects and project teams.
Project team members are called to collaborate and use their collective God-given gifts, talents, and strengths toward completing their respective project.
A project team can maximize their collective God-given gifts, talents, and strengths when they become a strengths-based project team.
How can your project team become a Strengths-Based Project Team?
The book, Developing Strengths-Based Project Teams, integrates common project management and strengths-based talent development language to help you and your project team learn about and become a strengths-based project team.
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Faith-Based Project Team Charters
The following project team charter resources will equip your faith-based project team to become more collaborative and effective in reaching your project team’s goals.
What is a Faith Community Project Charter?