The treasurer must be furnished with a copy of the Minutes from which assembly?

• A. Minutes from the International General Assembly
• B. Minutes from the Local Assembly
• C. Minutes from the District Assembly
• D. Minutes from the World Assembly

Answer: (A)

The question tests understanding of which assembly’s decisions govern church-wide financial governance. The treasurer needs a copy of the Minutes from the International General Assembly because this body is the authoritative group that approves the overall church budget, financial policies, and major allocations affecting the entire church. Having those minutes ensures the treasurer can align receipts, disbursements, and reporting with the approved actions and maintain proper accountability.

Minutes from local or district assemblies cover only their respective jurisdictions and don’t authorize or reflect the global financial framework. Minutes from a World Assembly would be redundant if the International General Assembly already governs financial policy in this tradition.