Our vision
Faithful leadership in every land and clime.
To raise godly men and women in positions of authority who demonstrate discipline, moral righteousness and the courage to live differently in the marketplace.
Our story
A movement for godly excellence in the marketplace.
From a prayer group of business executives in Accra to a marketplace ministry serving organizations across Ghana and Africa — this is the story of Corporate Chaplaincy International.
From Men of Honour to CCi-Africa
Rooted in faith. Ready for Africa.
CCi-Africa started out as Men of Honour on 16th March, 2002 in Labone, Accra, Ghana as a non-denominational Business Executives Corporate Chaplaincy Group, Apostolic-styled in mission “We can't but speak of the things which we have seen and heard.” Militant in prayers, heavenly focused in goal, challenging men with messages that foster godly living.
We believe that the gospel of Christ is the only agent of change for the spiritual and physical emancipation of individuals, families and nations.
On 23rd Jan, 2022, the Executive Board approved the name Corporate Chaplaincy International to reflect a new continental vision. Today, CCi-Africa serves executives, teams and families through a holistic blend of spiritual care and business understanding.
At a glance
A Ghana-based workplace chaplaincy organization.
- Organization type
- Non-denominational workplace chaplaincy
- Founded
- 16th March 2002 — Labone, Accra, Ghana (as Men of Honour)
- Renamed
- 23rd January 2022 — Corporate Chaplaincy International (CCi-Africa)
- Head office
- 2nd Floor, Bond House, Safebond Meridian Road, Community 1, Tema, Ghana
- Chaplaincy centres
- 23 corporate chaplaincy centres across Greater Accra and beyond
- Programmes
- 8 leadership, prayer and family programmes
Our mission
Healing, equipping and sending.
We draw people into deeper fellowship with God, empower them to flourish in business, challenge them toward excellence and reach families through men and women of faith.
Governance
Executive Board
Elder Krobo Edusei — Chairman, Safebond Africa Group & CCi-Africa
Dr Edem Hiadzi — CEO, Lister Hospital and Fertility Centre & CCi-Africa
Mrs Patricia Obo-Nai — CEO, Telecel Ghana & The Scribe, CCi-Africa
Mr Charles Tettey — CEO, Sedi Legal Bureau & Attorney, CCi-Africa
Rev Joseph Asare — Country Director - Ghana, CCi-Africa
Dr Gabriel Ayodeji — International Director - USA, CCi-Africa
Eminent Faculty
Seasoned leaders who give their time
Business leaders, executive coaches and members of the CEOs network who speak at programmes and chaplaincy centres.
Elder Krobo EduseiDr Edem HiadziEmeritus Prof Stephen AdeiPatricia Obo-NaiCharles TetteyDr Ellen HaganDr Funke CofieRev S. AbbeySadia Chinery-HesseDr Aramansah Barnor Spio-GarbrahBrent NarteyFestus AidooDr Dan ArmoohDr Kofi EyesonNana Osei-Dankwa