What is an NT pastor? Are you pleased with your new denomination (or non-denom)?
That avoids the problem with yours, while it is not surprising you do not know, unless you are being insolent. It is an ordained man, normally married as most all the apostles were (even Paul likely was at one time), "one that ruleth well his own house, having his children in subjection with all gravity; For if a man know not how to rule his own house, how shall he take care of the church of God?, (1 Timothy 3:4-5) among other things as per the apostolic qualifications laid down. And who are called pastors, elders/overseers, never titled "priests." And a yes i am pleased about having such.
And their normal function to minister to the flock by preaching the word and prayer, by not administering physical food. (Acts 6:2-4; 20:28)
What are the pastors in your church called? And are they usually married, having their children in subjection.., or do they presume almost all have the gift of continence in celibacy, and must take a vow to remain such as pastors, and never were prepared for such a role by having a physical family? Is their main function that of providing human flesh as giving spiritual life?
Time for you to answer questions rather than avoid issues.