To which body must the state overseer submit the nominees for State Evangelism and Missions Director?

• A. State Council
• B. International Executive Council
• C. General Assembly
• D. Board of Trustees

Answer: (A)

In this governance setup, state-level leadership decisions are handled within the state’s own administration. The state overseer presents nominees for the State Evangelism and Missions Director to the body that directly oversees all state church matters—the State Council. This council has the authority to review and approve state-level leadership to align with the state’s evangelism and missions strategy.

The other bodies operate at broader scopes: the International Executive Council deals with international affairs between general assemblies, the General Assembly is the global governing body, and the Board of Trustees focuses on property and finances rather than nominating state leaders. Therefore, the correct channel for nominating and approving the State Evangelism and Missions Director is the State Council.