KGF uses a layered structure so that members receive connection, accountability, development, and leadership from the district level through global oversight.
Four levels of leadership, each serving the members within it, from global oversight to the district.
Global Vision. Local Strength.
The District Conference is KGF’s foundational structure. A district is formally commissioned when it reaches 35 verified members. It then receives full standing and operational authority within its territory.
Districts hold monthly meetings centered on unity, fellowship, inspirational service, and instructional teaching, while also coordinating priesthood training and community impact.
District Overseer
District Secretary
Financial Secretary
Prayer Director
Impact Director
Convened by the Regional Bishop for District Overseers and their staff, providing targeted training, collaboration, and regional strategy.
Convened by the Jurisdictional Bishop for Regional Bishops, District Overseers, and staff, providing high-level instruction, planning, and national alignment.
Doctrine, credentials, training standards, and the administration that holds the fellowship together.
An entire nation, led by a Jurisdictional Bishop under the Global Office.
Up to 25 districts within a Jurisdiction, overseen by a Regional Bishop.
Where a Region is divided, a Provincial Conference within it, overseen by a Provincial Bishop under the Regional Bishop. A Region need not be divided: its districts may sit directly under it.
The level closest to the members, led by a District Overseer and commissioned at 35 verified members.
Where KGF is still establishing itself in a country, 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 formally becomes a district with its own District Overseer and governance.
Find a DistrictMembership of KGF is free. The offices are funded by revenue from credentials, ordination and courses of The Melchizedek Priesthood Institute, which is not collected centrally and spent centrally: it is divided between the District, Regional, National and Global offices according to KGF’s approved fee schedule, as set by KGF governance.
Meetings, pastoral care, interviews, and district events.
Oversight across districts, regional conferences, and the development of new districts.
National governance, convocations, and representation of KGF in each country.
Doctrine, credentials, training standards, and administration.
Every member belongs to a district or cluster. Find the one nearest you, or meet the leaders who serve each level.
