A qualification of a state overseer is his ability to oversee people as well as programs. Which office fits this description?

• A. District Overseer
• B. State Overseer
• C. Assistant Director
• D. International Council

Answer: (B)

This item tests understanding of leadership scope within Church of God administration—the kind of authority that combines people leadership with program oversight across a defined region. The role described requires supervising both personnel and ministries throughout an entire state, ensuring pastors and church workers are guided effectively while statewide programs, initiatives, and structures run smoothly.

The state overseer fits this description because this position carries responsibility for the entire state’s churches and programs, coordinating pastors, volunteers, and state-wide ministries. A district overseer operates within a smaller geographic area and focuses on the churches and activities in that district, not the whole state. An assistant director typically serves in a support capacity rather than having full state-wide oversight. The international council functions at the global level, setting policy and direction for the church worldwide rather than managing state-level operations.