Christian Council of Tanzania (CCT)

About CCT

Christian Council of Tanzania (CCT) is an umbrella organization bringing together protestant denominations and church related organizations.

There are 12 denominations and 14 Church related Organizations, it was founded in January, 1934. CCT works extensively around the following areas: Women Development Children and Gender, Youth Development, Health and HIV/AIDS, Advocacy and Policy analysis, Climate Change, Environment and Food Security, Media and Advocacy, Peace, Socio-Economic Justice and Good Governance, Interfaith Relations and Ecumenism.

The overall mission of CCT is to foster unity and enhance capacities of members to witness for Christ and build holistic development. CCT use an integrated approach that include mobilization of local communities through microfinance initiatives to respond to poverty, Gender Based Violence, corruption, environmental degradation, health and HIV/AIDS related challenges. CCT has also adopted Result Based Management (RBM) approaches as a principle way by which all interventions are managed.

Our Vision

Our Mission

Our Core Values

A Christ-centered ecumenical instrument devoted to sustainable holistic development for the Kingdom of God.

To foster sustainable holistic development in the society through facilitation and capacity building, while effectively coordinating members’ efforts and the available resources.

Stewardship, Love and Compassion,Transparency and Accountability, Unity, Honesty and Integrity, Trustworthy and Faithfulness, Excellence and Professionalism, Volunteerism.

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Jumuiya ya kikristo Tanzania (CCT)

Mission & Evangelism

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Development Programs & Advocacy

CCT staffs held a strategic meeting with our esteemed partners from Bread for the World (BftW), Germany.
The meeting focused on reviewing progress made in the Civic Education Project and the Church-Based Advocacy and Youth Empowerment Project. Discussions also centered on strengthening our collaboration as we prepare for the next phase of these impactful initiatives.”