The Pastoral Consistory of the Baptist Community in Central Africa (BCCA) plays a central role in the life of the church. It is responsible for organizing worship services, supervising various departments, and providing administrative support to ensure the smooth functioning of church activities.

Since its origins in 1927 with the Unevangelized Africa Mission (UAM), followed by the transition to the Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society (CBFMS) in 1946, then evolving into the "Baptist Mission in Kivu" in 1957, and finally officially becoming BCCA, the Pastoral Consistory has always ensured harmonious coordination within the church and the spiritual growth of its members.