Apostle Gitwaza revealed seven primary callings

Apostle Dr. Paul Gitwaza passionately conveyed that God's plan is vast and centered around our calling.(Jeremiah 29:11) He emphasized that God's vision shapes our destiny and that there are three distinct types of calling: Collected, Family, and Individual.

Apostle Dr. Paul briefly talked about those types of calling

Collected Calling: This type of calling is found at different levels, from continental to national. Africa, with its large youth population, plays a crucial role in God's plan.Uganda, with a remarkable youth population of 78%, and Nigeria, boasting 76% youth, are both centers of knowledge in God's plan. In addressing the issue of knowledge, Apostle Gitwaza brought attention to Boko Haram, a terrorist group notorious for its opposition to Western education and knowledge. By disrupting education, they thwart the development and realization of the divine callings placed upon African youth.

Apostle Gitwaza continued highlighting the unique callings of nations in God's plan. Israel, as the chosen nation, was birthed to glorify the Lord and play a central role in His redemptive plan. (Isaiah 49:3, Deuteronomy 7:6-8) On the other hand, Assyria had a specific calling to bring punishment upon Israel for their disobedience (Isaiah 10:5).

Family Calling: God can work through entire families, assigning them specific callings, such as medical doctors, soldiers, businesspeople, etc.

Individual Calling: God calls individuals before they are born. Emphasizing that one must be in the "father's business" before stepping into ministry.

Apostle Gitwaza highlighted that our names are often connected to our calling. In his address, Apostle Gitwaza revealed seven primary callings, each holding a vital place in God's divine blueprint:

Builders: These individuals safeguard and protect others, ranging from security personnel to intercessors.
Fishers: Tasked with sharing the Good News, they lead people out of darkness through preaching.
Repairers: Called to mend and heal, they include doctors, counselors, nurses, and lawyers.
Instructors: These knowledgeable guides impart wisdom and knowledge, serving as teachers and trainers.
Sponsors: Entrusted with resources, they support specific causes and projects within the business realm.
Innovators: Endowed with the gift of problem-solving, they seek solutions for people's challenges.
Shepherds: With a shepherd's heart, these leaders guide and direct others, occupying positions like presidents and directors.

Apostle Gitwaza emphasized the importance of uncovering one's calling, by citing various pathways to its discovery:

Speculation: Exploring diverse activities with the hope of finding your calling. This can be your way of discovering your calling.
Revelation: Gaining insights into your calling through dreams and divine guidance.
Impartation: Receiving a specific calling through prayer and mentorship from someone with a similar calling. Ex: Elisha, Timothy ( 2 Timothy 1:6)
Zeal: A profound passion for serving God can lead you to your calling.
Dissatisfaction: Recognizing dissatisfaction with other pursuits as a sign of a different calling.  ( Acts 6:1-6)
Passion: Identifying your calling through an intense enthusiasm for a particular field.
Service: Discovering your calling through acts of service and helping others.