A platform where Church historians and Missiologists in Nigeria interact, research and share their work.
Welcome to NACHAMS
Advancing the study of Church History and Missiology in Nigeria
The Nigerian Association of Church History and Missiological Studies (NACHAMS) was founded in 2019 and inaugurated on 6 March 2019 at the University of Ibadan, Nigeria.
The Association supports scholarly study and research in Church History and Missiology in Nigeria, irrespective of status, gender, ethnic affiliation, religious or political belief, and collaborates in research and learning with similar associations in other parts of the world.
- Founded in 2019
- National Secretariat at the University of Ibadan

Department of Religious Studies, Faculty of Arts, University of Ibadan
Conferences, inductions and the Annual General Meeting of the Association.
The Annual General Meeting of the Association is normally held in November. Details of the next conference and induction ceremony will be announced here.
Encouraging scholars and students of Church History and Missiology in Nigeria to be research focused, for the good of Christianity in Nigeria and the world.
Publishing the Nigerian Journal of Church History and Missiological Studies (NJOCHAMS), together with periodicals and books.
Bringing scholars together at conferences that promote peace, justice and peaceful co-existence in Nigeria.
Collaborating with Church History and Missiological associations in Nigeria and around the world.

Message from the Secretary-General
“Welcome to the Nigerian Association of Church History and Missiological Studies. We bring together Church historians, Missiologists, Church leaders and students to research, document and share the story of Christianity in Nigeria. I invite you to explore our work, read our Journal, attend our conferences and join us in advancing the study of Church History and Missiology.”
Secretary-General, NACHAMS

From the Journal
Nigerian Journal of Church History and Missiological Studies
The journal of the Association, edited by an Editorial Board led by Prof. Samson Adetunji Fatokun, Editor-in-Chief.
The Journal welcomes original research in Church History, Missiology and African Christianity. Enquiries may be sent to the National Secretariat.
The elected officers who lead the Association.
The National Executive Committee gives effect to the resolutions of the General Assembly and carries out the day to day business of the Association.
The latest from the Association.
Announcements, conference reports and news of the Association’s publications and inductions.
- 25/09/2026
The Association has launched its new website, bringing news, the Journal and membership information together in one place.
- 24/09/2026
NJOCHAMS invites original research articles from scholars of Church History, Missiology and related fields.
- 20/11/2024
The Association has elected a new Executive and appointed the Editorial Board of the Nigerian Journal of Church History and Missiological Studies.








