Frontline Hearts is proposing an indigenous self-help project in the form of a fishing seminar on how to fish more efficiently using various techniques developed by an expert fisherman, Shawn Chatram. With lifelong experience in fishing, Shawn has developed several techniques that can benefit the AmerIndians in the community of Orealla, Guyana.

The seminar aims to pass on his knowledge to the villagers while also sharing the Gospel and teaching important Biblical lessons. The project will be beneficial to the people in several ways:

1. Improving livelihoods: Fishing is a significant part of the AmerIndian community's livelihoods, and learning how to fish more efficiently can improve their catch, increase their income, and improve their overall standard of living.
2. Enhancing skills: The seminar will enhance the skills of the AmerIndians in fishing, enabling them to be more self-sufficient and less reliant on external support.
3. Sharing the Gospel: The project will also provide an opportunity to share the Gospel with the villagers and teach important Biblical lessons related to fishing, such as the Lord's teaching his disciples to be "fishers of men."

Frontline Hearts plans to proceed with the project in the following way:

1. Fishing seminar: The seminar will be conducted free of charge for anyone interested in the community of Orealla, Guyana. Shawn Chatram will teach various techniques for fishing more efficiently, and the seminar will also include time for questions and answers.
2. Gospel message: The seminar will also provide an opportunity to share the Gospel with the villagers and teach important Biblical lessons related to fishing. Shawn will draw lessons between fishing and Jesus' teachings on being "fishers of men."
3. Two sets of fishing gear: To encourage participation and support from the community, Frontline Hearts will provide two sets of fishing gear to those who help organize the seminar and help subscribe the most people for it.

In conclusion, the indigenous self-help project by Frontline Hearts in the form of a fishing seminar on how to fish more efficiently will improve the livelihoods and skills of the AmerIndian community in Orealla, Guyana. The project will most importantly provide an opportunity to share the Gospel with the villagers and teach important Biblical lessons related to fishing.