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Regional Leadership

Regional Bishops

Regional Bishops oversee up to 25 districts and conduct regional training and ordinations.

Overseeing Districts and Training

Regional Bishops oversee up to 25 districts and conduct regional training and ordinations within their territory.

Regional Connectional Meeting

Convened by the Regional Bishop for District Overseers and their staff, providing targeted training, collaboration, and regional strategy.

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Regional Bishops

Regional Bishops are listed here as their appointments are published.

The Regional Charge

What a Regional Bishop Does

The Regional Bishop oversees the Districts within a Region, and is the governmental connection between the Jurisdiction and District leadership.

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Oversight of Districts

Up to 25 districts sit within a Region. The Regional Office carries oversight across them, regional conferences, and the development of new districts.

Ordination

Ordination takes place at a District Conference and is conducted by the Regional Bishop. The Global Presiding Bishop retains ultimate sanctioning authority and may preside when present.

Regional Leadership Conference

A Friday of intensive Melchizedek training, followed by a Saturday District Fellowship Service of worship, renewal, fellowship, and alignment.

Growth

From Cluster to District

Where KGF is still establishing itself, members gather in a cluster rather than a formal district. A cluster works the same way day to day — meetings, training, and fellowship all continue.

Once a cluster reaches 35 verified members, it is formally commissioned as a district, with its own District Overseer, full standing, and operational authority within its territory.

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