The leadership schools also cover handling the media. To date, over 1,700 leadership schools have been held around the nation. The Coalition continues to form chapters and organize activists on the local level through its leadership schools. The Coalition becomes involved in local, state-wide and regional skirmishes. The Coalition conducts voter ID surveys, and publishes voter guides for elections ranging from school board races to national elections.
Precinct workers organize within voting precincts.
The Coalition is working toward establishing ten trained activists in each of America's approximately 175,000 precincts. Church liaison organizers establish the link between individual churches and the local Christian Coalition chapter. They keep the local church informed about the Coalition's position on local, state and national issues and concerns. While the first part of the meeting can be picked up by anyone with a dish, a later, closed session is available to chapters which have received special instructions. There are several membership categories within the Christian Coalition.