TEKAN Peace Desk (TPD) is the project arm of TEKAN. It is a faith-based, non-profit, non-governmental organization, established in 2007 with the mandate of strengthening the capacity of communities, churches, critical stakeholders, women, youth and people with special abilities in Northern Nigeria to understand and manage conflicts for positive transformation through the following thematic interventions; training workshops on conflict prevention and monitoring, conflict mediation, trauma healing/psycho-social intervention, humanitarian relief, interfaith dialogue and the production of news bulletin. It has a following of about 29 million spread across Northern Nigeria. A Programme Coordinator heads the Peace Desk, with an Advisory Board of 10 seasoned professionals backed by a well trained and experienced management team and staff. The Peace Desk is legally registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission on 13th Day of August 2009.

Prior to the establishment of the TEAKN Peace Desk, a TEKAN Peace Committee (TPC) was instituted at the 2001 TEKAN General Assembly with the mandate to address conflicts within and between TEKAN member churches. This was done through a series of workshops organized for the leadership of member churches. With the collaboration of the Mennonites Central Committee (MCC), participants requested for the establishment of an office that will build the capacity of its members to handle conflict using nonviolent methods or Alternative Dispute Resolution.