A sacred calling centered in Jesus Christ, designed to prepare men and women to represent His Kingdom and restore righteousness in every sphere of life.
A Melchizedek Priest is a man or woman with an immense love for Jesus Christ, His Kingdom, and His people, committed to continuing His work of love, righteousness, reconciliation, power, and impact.
Jesus Christ is understood as the eternal High Priest, the fulfillment and center of the Melchizedek order.
The calling is not confined to church systems. Priests are prepared to serve in every discipline and sector of human life.
The priest carries a mandate to demonstrate the nature, mind, wisdom, and righteousness of God in practical life.
KGF teaches that the Melchizedek Priesthood predates the Mosaic and Levitical system and represents an enduring priestly order. Its theological narrative traces priestly righteousness through Seth and Abraham, with Salem becoming a picture of a community formed around priestly life and training.
The fellowship teaches that the New Testament presentation of Jesus as “a priest forever after the order of Melchizedek” establishes Christ as the ultimate fulfillment of this priesthood. From Him, KGF understands believers called to priestly service as receiving their mantle and authority.
Church and ministry
Business and entrepreneurship
Education and scholarship
Government and civic life
Culture, media, family, and community
The journey begins as a member of Kingdom Global Fellowship, with your AMI number issued when your application is received.
Mandatory foundational training through the District Conference in partnership with MTTC, with priesthood credentials issued during the District Conference Session.
Advanced ordination preparation, followed by the six-month waiting period.
Ordination at the District Conference by the Regional Bishop, then induction at the National Holy Convocation.
Bishop Dr. Damion S.C. Bennett, carrying ultimate sanctioning authority within the priesthood.
Read MoreSupporting the Qodesh in preserving priesthood standards and accountability.
Read MoreOverseeing theological education and leadership development, alongside MTTC.
Read MoreThe priesthood pathway is open to members of the fellowship. Membership comes first; training and ordination follow at the pace the pathway sets.
