About CEPCA
The Council of Protestant Churches of Cameroon - Uniting Churches in faith, service, and community development
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Our History
The wave of independence movements that disrupted the Evangelical Federation of French Equatorial Africa led to the creation of FEMEC in 1969, which later evolved into CEPCA.
CEPCA was born from the need to coordinate Protestant Churches in Cameroon after independence. The first General Secretary, Rev. Eugène MALLO, coordinated activities through the Education and Health Committee.
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Mission & Vision
Our mission focuses on healing, liberation, and holistic development. Our vision is integration through the language of love, uniting Churches in defending a common cause.
CEPCA strengthens our shared sense of belonging as Churches united. Through the Holy Spirit and democratic principles, we speak the common language of love.
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Departments
CEPCA operates through specialized departments including Health, Education, Women and Social Affairs, Christian Witness, Youth, Information and Communication.
Our departments coordinate activities across member churches, from health services and education to youth programs and communication initiatives.
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CEPCA Structure
Our organizational structure includes the General Assembly, Executive Committee, and specialized Commissions that ensure effective governance and coordination.
The General Assembly serves as our supreme decision-making body, meeting every two years to define overall policy and direction.
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Our Impact
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Our Objectives
Working together to strengthen and unite Protestant churches across Cameroon
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Bear witness to the profound unity of Protestantism in Cameroon
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Develop and coordinate joint efforts in evangelism and Christian service
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Promote Christian life through common social and economic projects
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Coordinate joint Protestant events across Cameroon
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Represent Cameroonian Protestantism before public authorities
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Express the 'Voice of Protestants' on matters of public and ethical concern
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