Christian Council of Lesotho

16/12/2025

Today, the Christian Council of Lesotho joyfully welcomed the newly appointed little Pastor. The gathering was blessed by the presence of heads of churches, members of the Board of Directors, the Secretariat, and the Chairperson of the Maseru Region, as we united in faith, fellowship, and thanksgiving to God.

06/12/2025

Our Ecumenical Member Church , The Anglican Church has Appointed Rev Matsietso Duma as the Vicar General ! She will lead the Church until the new Bishop is elected !!
The Christian Council of Lesotho wishes you and the Anglican Church community a blessed journey

We also Wish Bishop Kgabe all the blessings in her new appointment as the Bishop of Pretoria

14/11/2025

CCL Leads Community Prayer for Peace in Qeme Ha Thaabe

On Thursday, 13 November, the Christian Council of Lesotho (CCL), through the UNDP and UN Women–supported project “Supporting Community-Driven Violence Reduction and Sustainable Peace in Lesotho,” held a powerful prayer service at Qeme Ha Thaabe, Maseru.

Community members, chiefs, clergy, councillors, police representatives, and the CCL leadership gathered to pray against rising violence and the brutal killings affecting the district.
Key prayers focused on the District Administrator, government ministries, and families especially widows and widowers who have lost loved ones to violence.

The community expressed deep appreciation and requested that more prayer services be held in their villages.

Speaking at the event, CCL Chairperson Bishop Monaheng Sekese reaffirmed CCL’s commitment to protecting human dignity and promoting peaceful, safe communities where all people especially children can live without fear.

06/11/2025

Unlocking Spiritual Resources for Environmental Sustainability and Climate Action in Lesotho.
To share key findings from the Faith Partnerships for Environmental Sustainability and Climate Action pilot, review impact of interventions, determine sustainability and scalability, and explore resource mobilization for scale.

25/09/2025

On Tuesday 25th September, CCL through the “Supporting Community-driven Violence Reduction and Sustainable Peace in Lesotho” project supported by UNDP and UN Women, conducted a district prayer service in Mokhotlong district. The purpose of the service was to gather community members together in the district irrespective of their religious background to pray against all forms of violence including brutal killings of people in the district. Present in this important event were the CCL BOD Chairperson, General Secretary, Office of the District Administrator, Police, Local Chiefs, Religious leaders from different churches, Community Councillors and community members. The prayer points for the service were as follows;
- Pray for the District Administrator, for God to bestow His wisdom upon him as he is providing services and guidance in the district
- Pray for all the government ministries/departments to always serve people warmly and appropriately; rendering the required /necessary services
- Pray for families and widows/widowers, whose partners died due to different causes including violence
- Pray for Orphaned and Vulnerable Children, Children in the streets whose parents were brutally killed; pray that they heal and become better people who do not seek revenge or retaliation
- Pray for the church of God across the district to unite, work together in restoring the peace that has been disrupted by different forms of violence occurring in the district
- Pray for unity of people, forgiveness, peace and harmony across all communities in the district

05/08/2025

“The time has come for the Church to introspect on its role in ecumenism, particularly regarding its inclusion of and engagement with other churches on matters of faith and spirituality.”

18/07/2025

Happy belated birthday His MAJESTY KING LETSIE III

16/04/2025

13/03/2025

Christian Council of Lesotho (CCL) leads prayer session for Law Society Lesotho at St. MARY & ST. JAMES Anglican church Maseru Lesotho 13 March 2025.
MICAH 6:6-8
"What can we bring to the Lord? What kind of offerings should we give him?
Should we bow before God with offerings of yearling calves? Should we offer him thousand of rams and ten thousand rivers of olive oil? Should we sacrifice our firstborn children to pay for our sins?
No, O people, the Lord has told you what is good,
and this is what he requires of you: to do what is right, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God.
God help Lesotho and Basotho.

11/03/2025

CCL blessed the Nation with Prayers today at Moshoeshoe’s Day !!

11/03/2025

Christian Council of Lesotho Leaders , ready to lead the Prayer for Basotho nation