Our History

The Priesthood Dominion Ordination Council International (PDOCI) is a distinguished global ecclesiastical body established in April 2018 with a divine mandate to uphold, preserve, and advance apostolic and episcopal order within the Body of Christ. Headquartered in spiritual excellence, PDOCI serves as a governing and ministerial council committed to the affirmation, ordination, and commissioning of five-fold ministry gifts, fostering unity, integrity, and doctrinal soundness across the global Church.

At the heart of the Council is a robust fellowship of over 500 seasoned ministry leaders comprising the Archbishop, Chief Bishops, Bishops, Chief Apostles, Apostles, Reverends, and other anointed ministers, each bringing decades of apostolic experience, ecclesiastical insight, and kingdom impact. The Council is legally registered under the laws of the Republic of Ghana and has held over 100 ordinations and consecrations since its commencement. PDOCI has a worldwide presence like the Accra, Swedru in the Central region of Ghana, Scotland, Holland, and the United States of America among others. This convergence of spiritual authority and wisdom enables PDOCI to function as a credible voice in the body of Christ and a catalyst for revival, reformation, and spiritual alignment.

We are here to stay and to serve as a strategic hub for ministerial excellence in Africa and beyond. PDOCI Ghana platforms aims to address the need for formal globally recognized ecclesiastical standards. The council has grown into a prestigious body that bridges the gap between local ministry impact and international clerical partnership.

The COUNCIL has been serving ministers from all over Ghana and missionaries around the world since its inception. The COUNCIL provides oversight and covering as a support system for ministers/ministries from around the world. We require accountability and responsibility from our ministers. We encourage all prospective members to familiarize themselves with our constitution and be active in the council’s activities. It is expected that those connected with the council be men and women of integrity, respect authority, and work together with fellow ministers.

The council is a resource for networking with other ministers and ministries and gives you freedom to join and minister in other religious organizations, associations and churches. The council respects each person’s ministerial calling. It is not our purpose to burden ministers with unnecessary organizational rules and restrictions.

The COUNCIL promotes integrity, love, cooperation, freedom, wholeness, and fellowship in the body of Christ.