The investment arm of the Church of Uganda, stewarding strategic assets and sustainable commercial platforms for mission impact.
Levels at Janani Luwum Church House, commissioned in 2018 at Plot 34 Kampala Road.
From publishing and bookselling to hospitality and commercial property, CCHCL builds diversified strength across Church-aligned enterprises.
Active subsidiaries spanning publishing, hospitality, retail, retreats, and commercial property.
Support for CCHCL strengthens long-term capacity in land governance, enterprise growth, and diocesan support structures.
Dioceses across the Province connected to the long-term mission sustainability CCHCL supports.
CCHCL advises on development and management of church-owned land and property, while launching sustainable income-generating projects for long-term mission support.
Our operating model connects portfolio discipline with ecclesiastical, charitable, and developmental outcomes across the Church of Uganda.
Rev. Jasper Tumuhimbise appointed GCEO effective 1 June 2022.
Commercial property, publishing, hospitality, and strategic partnerships.
Economic sustainability for Church mission delivery.
Governance-led stewardship, practical enterprise execution, and institutional reinvestment.
Protect and structure land, property, and subsidiary assets under clear oversight.
Improve operational performance through disciplined management and partnerships.
Channel value into Church priorities, diocesan support, and long-range sustainability.
Books, stationery, and educational supply distribution.
Prayer books, hymn books, and church publication services.
Hospitality services, events, and conference facilities.
Leisure and retreat destination by Lake Nabugabo.
Commercial office leasing and institutional operations hub.
CCHCL has led training and implementation of the Land Information Management System to strengthen asset documentation, transparency, and long-term land protection.
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A forward-looking commercial initiative designed to diversify portfolio income streams and strengthen long-term sustainability.
A completed CBD commercial tower with strong symbolic and operational relevance to Church sustainability.
CCHCL combines enterprise execution with institutional accountability to Church mission objectives.
Governance architecture supports transparent oversight, strategic decision-making, and responsible asset protection.
View Governance StructureMission-led governance with clear board and leadership accountability.
Commercial assets managed with stewardship standards and risk discipline.
Trackable milestones across property, projects, and institutional initiatives.
CCHCL facilitated digital land management training to support documentation and institutional asset protection.
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A flagship commercial tower strengthening long-term mission-financing capacity for the Church.
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From 1927 to today, publishing and distribution services continue to support faith and learning communities.
Visit PageExplore office and commercial spaces within CCHCL-managed assets.
View SpacesEngage through procurement opportunities and service partnerships.
ProcurementAccess hospitality and retreat experiences at Namirembe and Nabugabo.
Plan a StayTrack how enterprise stewardship supports mission outcomes across dioceses.
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