About

From Ibadan to wherever you are.

CTC began as a vision to gather believers in Ibadan, and has grown into a community of Christians in tech.

A non-denominational family raising a generation of tech professionals who love God and lead with excellence.Why CTC exists

We exist so that Christians in tech can bring their whole selves to the work, and never have to work it out alone.

Where we are headed

Vision and mission

Our vision

We envision a community where Christians in technology grow together in faith, excellence, and influence, equipped to navigate the changing technology landscape and help shape its future.

Our mission

To connect, equip, and empower Christians in technology to pursue excellence in both their professional and spiritual lives through mentorship, community, learning, accountability, and meaningful relationships.

So you know what to expect

What CTC is, and is not

CTC is

A community at the intersection of faith and technology, helping Christians apply their faith to how they work, build, lead, and make decisions.

CTC is not only for people already working in technology.

CTC is not

Just another tech community.
Just another event people attend and forget.
A replacement for technical communities.
A replacement for the local church.

Your church is your spiritual home, and CTC does not seek to take its place.

What we hold to

Core values

The values that shape how CTC gathers, serves and grows.

Faith
We put God at the centre of who we are and what we do.
In community lifeWe fear God. We love God. We serve God.
Excellence
We go beyond the normal and do the best we can with what has been entrusted to us.
In community lifeWe want CTC to be known for excellence.
Integrity
We are honest, trustworthy, and dependable, even when nobody is watching.
In community lifeYour word should mean something.
Community
We treat one another like family and intentionally care for the people within the community.
In community lifeCTC should feel like home.
Growth
We refuse to remain stagnant. We are committed to continuous growth.
In community lifeWe don’t want people to simply belong; we want people to become.
Stewardship
We recognise that what we have has been entrusted to us, and we use it according to its purpose.
In community lifeWhy has this been entrusted to me, and how should I use it?