Leadership Development Syllabus

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Leadership Training and Development Syllabus

Objective: The purpose of this syllabus is to provide an in-depth understanding of the role leaders possess. By completing the six training modules, of the leadership training and development courses outlined below will result in effective team leadership. These trainings enable participants to actively engage in leading teams, managing projects, committing to the results and quality, evaluate performance management, build decision-making and problem solving skills, be culturally accountable, and lead and manage excellence.

Modules:

I. Introduction to Training and Development
a. Why Teamwork is Important
b. Examples of Teamwork
c. Teamwork Values
d. Characteristics of Good Teams
e. What …show more content…

Teams are important, especially from a Christian worldview. It is important for the unpretentious fact that “Jesus sent people out in ministry; he sent them out in twos. He did not expect them to minister alone” (Mark 6:7). We were created to work together in the name of Jesus to spread the gospel and minister to nonbelievers. The Bible is full of example of teamwork and servant leaders. Just as Bezalel had the “skill, ability and knowledge in all kind of crafts” (Exodus 35:31) it is important for us, as God’s children to exemplify and expound upon those same assets. For example, “God has arranged the parts in the body, every one of them, just as he wanted them to be. If they were all one part, where would the body be? As it is, there are many parts, but one body” (1 Corinthians 12:18-20). It is understood, that we as Christians are the Body, but there are many parts that make up the body (sisters and brothers). We live to seek to honor the Lord because of what he did to honor us and give us life on His green Earth. We build teams from the principles of the gospel, and as long as we continue to build a foundation of teams from that basis, we shall prosper. We will continue to see growth in our effectiveness manifest in ways we could never imagine. We has Christians, servant leaders, and His children must always say His name and praise the Lord for assembling us as “His Body”. We have the grace and privilege of