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Who We Are
A national umbrella association bringing together churches, ministries and clergy from every part of Kenya.
About CCAK
The collective voice of the Church and clergy in Kenya
The Church and Clergy Association of Kenya (CCAK) is a non-partisan, faith-based organisation registered with the Registrar of Societies. We serve as a collective voice and representative body for the Church and clergy in Kenya.
We defend the freedom of worship and association, promote unity within the Body of Christ, and work to uphold the moral and spiritual fabric of our nation.
CCAK is interdenominational. Membership is open to registered churches, ministries, para-church organisations, fellowships of clergy and individual clergy who share our values and mission.
Vision, mission & values
What guides us
Core values
Draft values drawn from CCAK’s existing materials. CCAK to confirm the official list of core values.
Our core mandate
Five commitments we carry for the Church and the nation
Our story
Born in a season of crisis, built to last
CCAK was formed during the COVID-19 pandemic, when churches and society faced hard questions about worship, gatherings and the welfare of ministers. Since then we have worked to see that freedom of worship is respected, that clergy are treated with dignity, and that human rights are upheld.
The work began earlier. Our founder and President, Bishop Hudson Ndeda, has been on the frontline of this cause since 2015, when the government made an attempt to restrict freedom of worship. Together with other bishops, he has repeatedly and successfully engaged the government on the matter.
In a few short years CCAK has grown into a respected national body with more than 1,500 member churches and clergy.
Statement of faith
CCAK to provide its statement of faith.
Our structure
Present in every county, close to every congregation
CCAK is led at three levels. Each county chapter takes the name of its county, for example CCAK Nairobi County Chapter, with its sub-county chapters under it.