The Christian Council of Nigeria (CCN) is a pioneering ecumenical body in Nigeria, established in 1929. For nearly a century, the CCN has provided a platform for churches to work together in Christian unity, common witness, social transformation, and the promotion of values that contribute to a peaceful and just society. As a fellowship of churches and one of the five blocs that constitute the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), the CCN brings together member churches to strengthen Christian fellowship, deepen collaboration, and provide a united Christian voice on issues affecting the Church and the wider Nigerian society. The CCN is committed to Christian unity, peace, social justice, human dignity, equity, and spiritual growth. Through its member churches and programmes, the Council facilitates dialogue, advocacy, capacity building, seminars, workshops, empowerment initiatives, and other interventions that contribute to the spiritual and socio-economic transformation of individuals and communities. The Council also engages with other faith-based organisations, civil society groups, government institutions, and relevant stakeholders on matters of national importance. Through these partnerships, the CCN promotes peaceful coexistence, responsible citizenship, justice, and the common good. Recognising the vital contribution of young people and women to the life and witness of the Church, the CCN maintains dedicated Youth and Women’s Wings, providing opportunities for leadership development, fellowship, capacity building, advocacy, and meaningful participation in the Church and society.