1) ECCLESIA is a renewal movement
Bringing forth a revival is increasingly challenging in our times. There is a vast lack of interest in general, making it difficult to see transformations in believers and spiritual growth in the church. However, God is still alive, and the Holy Spirit is still at work. ECCLESIA is also a spiritual training program that solely focuses on God and, through the grace and power of the Holy Spirit, transforms each of us— leading to revival and growth in the church.

2) ECCLESIA is a service movement
Service is the core aspect of the Christian life. Jesus demonstrated the way of true service, and through service, He saved us. ECCLESIA is a time to serve following Jesus' example, and it is a movement that seeks to save and restore hearts and souls through that very service. ECCLESIA is a time of training to experience service so that all can follow His footsteps when back in church and in everyday lives. 

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3) ECCLESIA is a movement of the Holy Spirit
Transformation of our lives is only possible through the power of the Holy Spirit. ECCLESIA does not believe that it is the program or the works of the staff that transform lives. All changes and recovery are the works of the Holy Spirit. Therefore, ECCLESIA is a time to wholly trust and rely on the Holy Spirit and anticipate His works. It is a time for all to focus on the Holy Spirit and pray for His abundant grace, to be transformed by His hand.

4) ECCLESIA is a movement of the laypersons
ECCLESIA is not a movement centered on professional ministers or pastors, but rather a lay movement prepared and led by ordinary believers. ECCLESIA is a time for believers to prepare themselves as mature Christians and to freely use their talents and passions for the Lord. The Great Commission given to all believers is to make, teach, and train disciples of all nations. ECCLESIA is a time for all believers to obey and carry out this command.