NOT one of the standing boards created in 1926?

• A. Publishing Committee
• B. Missions Board
• C. Board of Education
• D. Bible College Board

Answer: (D)

The main idea here is understanding how the church organized its leadership in 1926. At that time, the denomination set up standing boards to supervise major ministries: a Publishing Committee to oversee church publications, a Missions Board to coordinate missionary work, and a Board of Education to handle schools and ministerial training. These boards were created to provide formal oversight and continuity for these key areas.

The Bible College Board, however, was not formed as part of that 1926 restructuring. Bible college matters were addressed under different governance arrangements within the education framework, or the college’s own governance evolved later. That’s why the Bible College Board is the one that does not belong to the standing boards created in 1926.