Get Project Methodology I

Filling out the Project Methodology I form is an essential step in the Doctor of Ministry or Doctor of Educational Ministry programs. This guide provides clear, detailed instructions to help you complete the form effectively, ensuring that you address all necessary components of your project proposal.

Follow the steps to complete the Project Methodology I form online.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the Project Methodology I form and open it in your preferred editor.
2. Begin by including all required front matter, such as the title page, copyright page, and table of contents, adhering to the style guidelines specified in The Southern Seminary Manual of Style.
3. Input an effective title that succinctly conveys the essence of your project. Ensure to include the name of the church and its location, for example, 'Developing Personal Evangelists at First Baptist Church, Ohio City, Kentucky.'
4. Provide a clear and specific purpose statement describing your target group and intended objectives for the project in one comprehensive sentence.
5. List three to five goals for your project that answer what you hope to achieve. Make sure to specify how you will measure each goal's success.
6. Compose the 'Context of the Ministry Project' section, focusing on the church's demographics, leadership, and current practices relevant to the project's purpose.
7. Elaborate on the 'Rationale for the Project,' explaining the necessity, timing, and expected benefits of your project.
8. Define any ambiguous terms in the 'Definitions and Limitations/Delimitations' section, and explain limitations and delimitations that may impact your research.
9. Detail your 'Research Methodology,' specifying how you will gather input and data from participants, including surveys and focus groups.
10. Outline the chapters for your project proposal, making sure to reflect the required structure and content ranging from introduction to evaluation.
11. Include a comprehensive 'Calendar' to detail timelines for proposal approval, chapter submissions, and graduation dates.
12. Mention the research instruments you will utilize and ensure that these instruments gain prior approval from your faculty supervisor and research ethics committee.
13. Create a bibliography with at least 50-75 entries, organized by chapters and including at least three academic commentaries for each Bible book referenced.
14. If applicable, list any appendices and include a vita sheet according to the provided guidelines.
15. Once all sections are completed, review your work for completeness and clarity, then save your changes, download, print, or share the document as needed.

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