The project aims to provide funding for biannual training seminars in countries where the church is already established. There is a possibility of combining seminars in Rwanda and Congo, as well as Côte d’Ivoire and Burkina Faso, due to their geographical proximity within each region. Each seminar will bring together approximately 10 to 15 leaders for a duration of three to five days. The training sessions will focus on doctrinal, ministerial, and biblical subjects that are of particular interest to the participants.

This project also makes possible exploratory visits to regions of French-speaking Africa where the Church of God is not yet established. These visits aim to assess the feasibility of initiating new church plants in areas where we have existing contacts. The findings from these visits will be compiled into recommendations that will be presented to the Regional Coordinators and officers of the All-Africa Assembly. It is important to note that this project does not involve new construction efforts; instead, it will mobilize existing church structures or rented facilities for hosting new church plants.

In addition, this project will encompass an exploration phase aimed at proposing suitable media channels to enhance communication and foster cooperative efforts among church leaders and members across French-speaking African countries. The proposed media platforms may include WhatsApp groups, a dedicated Facebook page, Zoom meetings, or other available channels based on the specific countries and locations involved. The goal is to leverage these media tools to facilitate effective and widespread communication among the Francophone Church of God community.