Our Mobilization Process

Step 1: Invite People to the Xplore Study
Invite individuals to participate in the Xplore study by CMM. This study can be conducted once a week for approximately two months, or based on the availability of the participants. Participants may include friends, university students, or members of small groups.

Step 2: Exposure Trip
After completing the Xplore study, participants are invited to attend a one-week exposure trip to the FMT camp in Kaabong. This exposure trip offers firsthand experiences and insights into the mission field, broadening participants’ perspectives and deepening their commitment to global missions.

Step 3: GO-Mobilize Study
Following the trip, participants take part in the GO-Mobilize study, also by CMM.

Step 4: Raise New Leaders/Mobilizers
Those who complete the GO-Mobilize study are equipped and encouraged to become Xplore study leaders, trained to start and lead new Xplore groups—effectively repeating Steps 1 through 3. As they raise and equip new study leaders, they themselves naturally step into the role of mobilizers (either as full-time mobilizers or part-time mobilizers).

Step 5: Leadership Development
Conduct further studies with these leaders focused on:

• Discipleship
• Support raising and generosity

Ongoing Support and Development:

• Yearly and regular retreats/seminars to provide encouragement and equip study leaders/mobilizers in:
• Effective Bible study facilitation
• Discipleship for missions
• Support raising and generosity
• Maintaining passion for the mission
• Monthly mission-focused prayer meetings.

Step 6: Next Steps for Participants

1. Joining the Monthly Prayer Meeting
   All are invited to join our monthly prayer gatherings—either virtually or physically (if a group meets near your residence). These meetings are a vital space for intercession, encouragement, and alignment with God’s heart for the nations.
2. Joining as Missionaries
   Those interested in serving as missionaries can apply for the six-month MIP (Missionary Internship Program) with FMT in Kaabong. After the program, they can decide to:

• • Serve long-term among the Dodoth/Ik people, or
  • Be sent to another people group.

3. Joining as Mobilizers
   Those interested in serving in mobilization can apply to the movement for further leadership development and equipping. This ongoing training will strengthen their discipleship and mobilization skills, enabling them to more effectively inspire and lead others into God’s mission.

4. Giving Opportunities
   Those who feel led to give can support in the following ways:

To the FMT Movement (General Fund):
Contributions help with:

• • Study materials
  • Administration bills
  • Retreats and seminars
  • Accommodation and transportation (e.g., motorcycle purchases) for full-time missionaries
    (These donations go to the FMT movement account.)

To Individual Missionaries or Mobilizers:
Contributions cover:

• • Personal salary and expenses
  • Ministry-related needs
    (Encourage donors to give directly to individuals to build long-term relationships with those they support.)

Giving Options:

• • • Monthly, quarterly, yearly, or one-time gifts
    • In-kind donations (especially tangible items like motorcycles)

Our Aim: To raise awareness about missions, mobilize support through financial giving and prayer, and invite and raise people to actively participate—as missionaries, mobilizers, or prayer partners—for the advancement of God’s mission.