DAVT (3 para)
Part One :
Ordination is how our leaders are recognized and titled. It is God’s credentials for ministers, including non-levitical ministers, by the instrumentality of a degree conferred from a recognised Bishopric. Currently, under DAVT, we have about several dozens of young people on our GBG list that are wait-listed for these honours. Each must undergo inspection over a reasonable period of time, months, often years of careful inspection.
[see Jesus' ordination at Jordan]
Part Two :
The non-levitical nature of this ordination is complementary to your secular education as you pursue full ministerial accreditation under DAVT. Needless to say, this certification does not celebrate academic achievement and is examined on an entirely different basis than that of the university system.
[see Purpose of ordination in Mark 3:14]
Part Three :
And so, while many within the candidate community express their priestly calling through bible teaching, spirit-filled leadership and pastoral function within the four walls of the church, there are also those fulfilling the template laid down in the Bible as to their professional call to impact human society within the various spheres of influence (eg, government & private sectors). Hence, in DAVT we have brought these two streams, both the priestly and the professional together into one new man as Paul says : destroying the dividing wall of partition between "full-time" vs "marketplace / tent-makers" etc ; between "clergy" and the erroneously called "laity".
[see John 19: 25]