The Baptist Church, known for its congregational structure, lacks a formal hierarchy. Consequently, the question of Holy Orders arises. Unlike other denominations, the Baptist Church does not recognize sacramental ordination. However, it values the priesthood of all believers and acknowledges the authority of pastors, who are chosen by the congregation. At its core, the Baptist Church focuses on individual spiritual gifts and the priesthood shared among all believers, rather than a formal ordained priesthood.