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International Secretariat · Abuja, Federal Republic of Nigeria

Seal of the Christian Council of Clergies WorldwideCCC Worldwide

Institutional profile

A council for conviction and service

The Christian Council of Clergies Worldwide is committed to biblical principles, Christian unity, responsible ecclesiastical leadership, ethical conduct, humanitarian service and the spiritual and moral advancement of humanity.

Guided by its motto, “Serving Christ, Guiding Nations.” the Council offers a platform for Christian leaders, clergy, churches, ministries and faith-based organisations to cooperate in advancing the Gospel, strengthening fellowship, promoting responsible leadership and answering spiritual and humanitarian need.

CCC Worldwide recognises that Christian ministry extends beyond preaching and worship. It encompasses peacebuilding, compassion, integrity, human dignity, community development and practical service to vulnerable people and communities.

Official identity

Official name
Christian Council of Clergies Worldwide
Public identity
CCC Worldwide
Motto
“Serving Christ, Guiding Nations.”
Seal device
One Faith · One Gospel · One Body in Christ.
International secretariat
Abuja, Federal Republic of Nigeria
Website
CCClergiesWorldwide.org
Email
ccclergiesworldwide@gmail.com
Executive Director-General
His Lordship (Bishop) Justice Alpha Ikpeama
Strategic affiliate
Christian Association of Clergies in Nigeria (CACN)
CACN registration
RC. No. 113765

The full institutional name is used in formal documents and official records. CCC Worldwide is the principal public-facing identity for publications, correspondence, conferences, logos, media and international engagements. The website address is the organisation’s digital identity.

Two institutions, one affiliation

The Council’s seal describes a consultative, advisory and policy relationship with the Christian Association of Clergies in Nigeria, and carries the device “One Faith, One Gospel, One Body in Christ.” In governance, CCC Worldwide and CACN are distinct. Their strategic affiliation is not, by itself, a merger, a transfer of ownership, or an automatic assumption of one another’s legal obligations.

Partnership and CACN policy

Vision

To advance biblical truth, Christian unity and servant leadership, connecting Christian leaders and institutions to promote spiritual growth, ethical leadership, peace, human dignity and the transformation of communities and nations to the glory of God.

Mission

To serve as a trusted international platform for Christian leadership, ecclesiastical consultation, biblical engagement, ministerial development and humanitarian cooperation, encouraging principled leadership, purposeful partnerships, peacebuilding and transformative service.

Philosophy

Genuine Christian leadership must reflect the character and teachings of Jesus Christ. Faith should inspire practical compassion, leadership should be exercised with integrity, and religious influence should be used responsibly for humanity’s benefit.

  • 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.

Aims and objectives

  1. Promote the Gospel of Jesus Christ and biblical principles in personal, ecclesiastical and public life.
  2. Strengthen Christian unity and cooperation among clergy, churches, ministries and Christian organisations.
  3. Encourage ethical ministerial conduct, accountability and responsible ecclesiastical leadership.
  4. Support leadership development, mentorship, biblical education and ministerial capacity-building.
  5. Facilitate consultation and dialogue on matters affecting Christian communities and society.
  6. Promote peacebuilding, reconciliation and peaceful coexistence.
  7. Encourage humanitarian assistance for vulnerable individuals and communities.
  8. Support education, social welfare, community development and other constructive public-interest initiatives.
  9. Facilitate conferences, seminars, prayer gatherings and leadership forums.
  10. Develop responsible partnerships with credible Christian and humanitarian institutions.
  11. Promote responsible Christian communication, biblical reflection and public engagement.
  12. Encourage transparent management and responsible use of institutional resources.

Public identity

Publications should uphold accuracy, professionalism, biblical integrity, compassion and accountability. Humanitarian communications should distinguish verified facts from reports that still need confirmation.

The Council’s identity and communication channels must not be used by unauthorised persons to solicit donations or make commitments on its behalf.

“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)