Which body is responsible for developing and setting forth policy for the World Missions ministry?

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

Answer: (D)

The main idea is that the policy framework for World Missions is built by the body specifically charged with guiding missionary work. The World Missions Board develops the policies that shape how missions operate, including setting priorities, approving budgets, and determining procedures for missionary deployment and field support. This board serves as the policy-making authority for the World Missions ministry, ensuring that strategies align with the church’s doctrinal stance and overall mission goals, and it coordinates with regional offices and mission personnel to implement those policies. Other leadership groups may provide oversight or carry out decisions, but the authority to develop and set forth policy for World Missions rests with the World Missions Board.