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International Secretariat · Abuja, Federal Republic of Nigeria

Seal of the Christian Council of Clergies WorldwideCCC Worldwide

Christian Council of Clergies Worldwide

Serving Christ, Guiding Nations.

An international Christian institution for biblical conviction, responsible ecclesiastical leadership, Christian unity and practical service to people in need. The secretariat sits in Abuja.

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Official seal: cross, dove and open Scripture over the world, ringed with the Council’s name

One Faith · One Gospel · One Body in Christ.

A mother in a leopard-print wrap holds her young son inside a shelter
Maymauna, 27, with her son Mayamat, 2, at Goudrane Refugee Camp, Chad. Mayamat lost most of his motor skills during the siege of El Fasher. Photograph by Mirja Vogel, published with the 10 October 2026 report by Chidipeters Okorie.

Current appeal

A cry for compassion in Chad

CCC Worldwide is appealing for food, maternal and infant care, clean water, shelter and family support for vulnerable mothers, infants and displaced families. Give only through the authorised CACN account named for this appeal.

Fundraising deadline: 30 November 2026

See how to give

“Bear ye one another’s burdens, and so fulfil the law of Christ.”

Galatians 6:2 (KJV)

Why the Council exists

Ministry that does not stop at the pulpit

Christian ministry, as the Council understands it, includes peacebuilding, compassion, integrity, human dignity, community development and practical service. The aim is a Christianity that joins biblical conviction with responsible action.

Secretariat
Abuja, Nigeria
Strategic affiliate
CACN · RC. No. 113765
Public name
CCC Worldwide
Digital identity
CCClergiesWorldwide.org

Areas of engagement

  1. 01

    Ecclesiastical consultation and Christian unity

    A place for Christian leaders and institutions to exchange ideas, strengthen fellowship and identify areas for cooperation, without erasing legitimate doctrinal differences.

  2. 02

    Leadership development and ministerial capacity-building

    Mentorship, ethical ministerial practice, biblical education and stronger pastoral, administrative and community leadership.

  3. 03

    Biblical education and discipleship

    Biblical reflection, Christian teaching, spiritual growth and the practical application of Scripture.

  4. 04

    Peacebuilding and reconciliation

    Dialogue, peaceful coexistence and constructive responses to conflicts affecting churches, communities and society.

  5. 05

    Humanitarian assistance

    Relief for people affected by poverty, displacement, hunger, inadequate healthcare and other humanitarian hardship, delivered with dignity.

  6. 06

    Conferences and international engagement

    Consultations, prayer gatherings, conferences and collaborative programmes that strengthen Christian relationships across nations.

  7. 07

    Public engagement and Christian advocacy

    Constructive participation in discussions on ethical leadership, human dignity, peace and social responsibility.

23 October 2026

In memoriam: Father Patricio Sánchez Molinari

The Council again extends condolences to his family, the Archdiocese of Guayaquil and all who mourn, and directs churches to inspect buildings, secure heavy fittings and treat safety as a continuing duty. The earlier statement of 20 October remains on record.

Read the 23 October statement

Leadership

His Lordship (Bishop) Justice Alpha Ikpeama

Executive Director-General

The Executive Director-General provides institutional leadership and coordinates programmes, partnerships and the administration of the international secretariat in Abuja.

Leadership and administration

Fellowship in view

Christian leaders gathered for consultation and public witness — the fellowship the Council exists to serve. Individuals in these photographs are not each identified here as office-holders of CCC Worldwide.

Clergy in white vestments standing with traditional leaders in a marble hall
Consultation among clergy and community leaders.
A large assembly of bishops in red vestments and mitres
Bishops assembled in liturgical vesture.

Core values

  • Christ-centred service

    Following the example and teachings of Jesus Christ.

  • Biblical integrity

    Upholding Scripture as a foundation for Christian faith and conduct.

  • Christian unity

    Promoting fellowship and cooperation while respecting legitimate doctrinal differences.

  • Integrity and accountability

    Encouraging honesty, transparency and responsible stewardship.

  • Servant leadership

    Serving with humility, wisdom and compassion.

  • Peace and reconciliation

    Supporting constructive dialogue and peaceful coexistence.

  • Human dignity

    Respecting human life and protecting vulnerable people.

  • Excellence and responsibility

    Promoting competence, professionalism and continuous improvement.

“Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven.”

Matthew 5:16 (KJV)

That verse is the Council’s closing aspiration: Christian faith made visible through responsible leadership, compassionate service and constructive engagement with the world.