To accomplish this mission, we will:

• Assign teams of scholars and workplace practitioners to research each book of the Bible to identify fundamental principles related to work;
• Assign teams of scholars and workplace practitioners to research twenty key topics identified by key Christian thinkers, scholars and workplace practitioners.
• From the resulting research, draft for ratification a covenant identifying certain universal principles of work and faith, and to unify the workplace ministry field around this covenant, following the pattern of the Lausanne Covenant in doing so.
• From the resulting research, to construct a scaffold of Biblical truths for researchers, writers, teachers and others to build upon. In turn, they will produce books, papers, curricula, magazines, courses, seminars, sermons, workshops and other materials and events for workers.
• Encourage the use of the research and products  generated by the Theology of Work Project by actively engaging in production of practical work/faith materials for end-users.
• Aggressively market the use of the Theology of Work Project by using these resources to help workers perceive God's purpose, meaning, and value in their work, and to bring Christ's redeeming power into the fabric of their workplaces.

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