Furnishing the International General Assembly with financial reports is the primary responsibility of which office?

• A. General Overseer
• B. World Missions Board
• C. International Executive Council
• D. Secretary General

Answer: (D)

The key idea here is who carries the administrative and reporting burden at the international level. The Secretary General acts as the chief administrative officer, responsible for the church’s records and for coordinating and presenting financial information to the International General Assembly. This includes preparing financial statements, ensuring accurate accounting, and delivering the reports to the assembly so members can review stewardship and financial status. The General Overseer leads spiritually, the World Missions Board oversees missions programs and their funding, and the International Executive Council handles governance and policy matters. None of those roles center on furnishing the general assembly with financial reports, so the Secretary General is the one best suited to this duty.