The All Africa Conference of Churches (AACC) recognizes that African youth are significant stakeholders in the continent’s welfare, growth, and development. This is because the youth constitute most of Africa’s population, with young people below thirty years comprising 70% of the continent’s population. Additionally, they possess various unique gifts, talents, skills, resources, and abilities that they can offer and utilize to achieve any agenda they set their hearts and minds to. This confidence in the African youth's potential to drive and achieve transformative change is based on the biblical evidence of significant ways through which God worked through and with young people like Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, who defied ungodliness (Daniel 3), among many others. It is for this reason that AACC, through its All Africa Youth Network, initiated the All Africa Youth Congress (AAYC) to inspire the African youth to be Patriotic, Pan-African, and transformative Christians who invest in the realization of the vision and aspirations of Africa We Want.