The Power Team Research Paper

At church, in addition to my participation in the worship services, I volunteered at our church’s soup kitchen, medical camps and elementary school for underprivileged children. These experiences opened my eyes to the deprivation of love and care in the world and a dire need of God’s grace for people at large so they could receive forgiveness, healing and restoration in their lives.

Interdisciplinary work teams includes staff from different level of clinical professionals such as nurses, nursing assistant, surgical technicians, anesthesiologists, physical therapist, occupational therapist, attending physicians who goal is to work and communicate together to improve patient quality care and safety. Working together as a team, will improve patient care and also help to delivered unique patient care quality and reduce medical errors. The use of interdisciplinary teamwork improved communication between different levels of healthcare workers, and limited adverse events, improved outcomes, decreased the length of stay and yield greater patient satisfaction ( Epstein, 2014). In healthcare setting or environment, patient safety

For this paper, I choose to interview Jean Proll, Elijah Purnell, Alex Synder, Zach Perry, and Cynthia Bring. Jean Proll has been working with children ministries in her church for many years. I thought that she would be a good choice because she grew up in a completely different American culture than I had, so I thought she would have some good advice on how to deal with things changing, and different types or kids. I then decided to interview Elijah Purnell, because he lives in New Zealand and I thought it would be interesting to see how they lead the ministries and work in groups. I also thought it would be a good idea because I don’t know who God will bring into my path or where he will take me, so I would have some insight into another country’s culture when it comes to leadership in groups. Alex Synder has started a lot of groups around the community to help many people and she has also helped her brothers find Christ. She also has helped out the Christian students in our high school and help them start a before school Bible Study. Zach Perry was one of my choices because he led many small groups in his church and he helps many people get back on track with God. Cynthia Bing has been a devoted Christian from a very young age. She has started a women’s ministry at her church to bring the women of the church together.

Jenifer and Chris have founded By His Grace & In His Word Ministries where the message of the Gospel of Jesus Christ is boldly and unashamedly proclaimed, where His grace is lived out, and where His life-changing Word is taught with

The group chosen for our project was the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill branch of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (UNC FCA). This organization’s main purpose is worshipping Jesus Christ through participating in athletic and charitable activities. We chose UNC FCA because our group is fairly diverse with our religious preferences, and we all felt we could benefit from understanding more about not only Christianity here at the university level, but also how UNC FCA blends both sports and religion together. We believed this organization would be heavily centered on sports, but in reality a majority of the members are not athletes. In fact, some members told us this is a common misconception. One of the members, senior Dustin

Blessed beyond compare, God has initiated me into a community of faith! Surrounded by believers of Christ, I’ve become a well-rounded individual, and a contributing member of society. First Baptist Church of Merrifield has instilled patients, love, compassion, and most importantly the foundation of faith that leads me to do great things. Just as the Lord has blessed me with education, life, and health, I plan on giving back to other as he continues to do for me. In the capacity of the next 20 years, I will mentor youth, start a non profit organization to compel bulling, and advocate for economic change to work toward closing the income gap between minorities and there Caucasian counterparts.

Carr, C. (1992). Team power: Lessons from America 's Top Companies on Putting Team power to Work. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall, Inc.

In August of 2010, our church embarked on a work and witness trip to Jamaica. The group consisted of two teams, a work and a ministry team. The work team assisted the people of Westmoreland to complete their local church. The ministry team presented bible stories and skits through puppetry at various locations. This Mission was called "Maddy's Mission".

During the past couple months of preparation, my team planned a youth revival, but when we got down to the school yard was, we found out that a whole city revival was planned. There were pastors and worship teams from around Haiti that came for the revival. We soon realized that we were definitely not the ones running the show, and that we were just there to dance with the people, and to sit with them! It was almost better this way, because we got to build relationships with people that originally wouldn’t have

In round two of the simulation, an attack on DTL Power left services down for hours last Wednesday. The cyber-attack left residential, business, and government customers in the dark for hours. During the forensic investigation, evidence revealed that the cause of the attack was a worm intrusion that caused a reduction in DTL system functions. This reduction in system functions resulted in an excessive amount of downtime. The confidentiality, integrity, and availability of DTL?s system was compromised. Cyberterrorism tools such as port scanners were found in our system. These tools were not detected prior to the investigation.

To have power is to be able to help those who do not and be their voice and strength and to be a helpful part in your community and including to that “character is power”.

The one day we went to a local Food Pantry, where we did many tasks including cooking food, gardening, cleaning dishes and serving food. At the food pantry, we got to get our hands a little messy, sweaty and use some muscle to help the impoverished people of Cape Coral, Florida. For our puppet show we went to three different churches Iglesia Vedia, in Cape Coral, The First Haitian Baptist Church in Fort Myers, and a third, huge, non-Spanish church. The Haitian church was by far the most memorable church. Pastor Mark had invited other local Haitians churches to come and see our show. It was a full house, it was standing room only. After the show and encore, Pastor Mark asked our group leader, Sandy Sonleightner to give an invitation of faith. 8 people accepted her invitation and became Christ Followers that day. After our show, many people came and said how much they liked the show. The one teenager described the show as “lit”. It was cool to see how teenagers in Florida thought our show was the coolest

We also worked with a group called AFE (faith, hope and love in Spanish). With them, we fed, clothed and prayed with people who live and work at the

Task Force Cyclone was headquartered in Gulfport, Mississippi and commanded by Major General Gregory Vadnais this task force was compromised of nine task forces that covered the Mississippi area of responsibility (Wombwell, 2005). Task Force Quick covered Jackson County, Task Force Lee covered Hancock County, Task Force Aviation was responsible for air assets for the task force, Task Force Military Police, Task Force Wright covered Harrison County, Task Force Engineer was the engineer assets for the task force, and Task Force Keifer, which was broken down into sub task forces East and West. The support in Mississippi was primarily carried out by National Guard Soldiers, there was no support requested by the state for Title 10 support.

The Black church I picked was King Words, which is a International Church located at 3323 W Cermak Rd, Chicago, IL 60623. I started off by attending Bible study which is recommend for Sunday service. Pastor Kay immediately greeted me with a warm welcome. I felt like I was already a member of the church. This church was different from the other Black churches across the Chicago area because this church did not have ushers to direct you to your seat. Individuals were free to sit anywhere, so I choose to sit behind the choir. The choir sounded great although the songs they were singing I’ve never heard before. The songs were very powerful and encouraged me to sing along. I was surprised to see so many people there because the church so small. After the choir finished their last song, everyone greeted me along with the other new faces at the church.