A process of congregational mobilization has been designed as an instrument or guide to assist local churches transform, renew, and formulate their vision, mission, and ministries, and thus become vital congregations and centers of mission. The process does not intend simply to renew or activate local churches' programs. Congregational mobilization is then one of the basic components of the National Plan.
Training begins with the pastor at a retreat.
Then it progresses with another retreat to orient and train a cadre of local church leaders. Training then moves to include more of the congregation as part of its affirmation of the priesthood of all believers. The training begins with an orientation of the process, but quickly moves to a theological-missional training of the laity, and ends by equipping the laity for specific ministries. Spiritual transformation and development is to be found in diverse activities and events including worship, preaching, Bible studies, prayer, visitations, renewal and evangelistic services, and other special events. To assist the local congregation move from one stage to another, a local group manages, coordinates, and guides the process.