CCHCL
Faith
Spiritual mission, economic independence.
Our Story
A Church that funds its own mission through enterprise.
Heritage
Born From Self-Sustenance
Anglican bishops first framed commercial enterprise as a path to Church self-reliance in 1965. CCHCL was registered in November 2005 to manage that portfolio.
Shareholders
33 Diocesan Bishops.
Model
Five subsidiaries fund ministry.
Milestones
Key Dates
1927
Uganda Bookshop
Church printing and bookselling begins on Colville Street.
1960
Namirembe Guest House
Hospitality opens on Namirembe Hill.
1977
Centenary Publishing
Publishing house founded; Church House vision named for Archbishop Luwum.
2005
CCHCL Registered
Holding company formed to manage Church enterprises.
2018
Church House Opens
16-storey tower commissioned at Plot 34 Kampala Road.
2022–25
New Leadership & LIMS
Rev. Jasper Tumuhimbise appointed GCEO; digital land records rollout begins.
2026
Industrial Park Nears Inauguration
The Church of Uganda Industrial Park is reported as nearing inauguration (Board of Trustees, March 2026).
2026
Church House Occupancy at 86%
Janani Luwum Church House occupancy is reported at 86% (Board of Trustees, March 2026).
Rev. Jasper Tumuhimbise
Group Chief Executive Officer
Appointed June 2022
From the GCEO
A Living Vision
Meet the Team“We are turning a decades-old vision into systems — land records, stronger subsidiaries, and projects that will sustain the Church for generations.”