Which role is responsible for recommending prospective missionaries to the director of World Missions?

• A. District Overseer
• B. State Overseer
• C. Assistant Director of World Missions
• D. International Council

Answer: (C)

In the Church of God structure, the process of identifying and presenting missionary candidates to the director of World Missions is carried out within the World Missions office, specifically by the Assistant Director of World Missions. This role supports the director by evaluating, vetting, and recommending prospective missionaries for assignment, acting as the crucial link between field leadership and the mission office. District Overseers and State Overseers focus on supervising churches in their regions and may pass along information about potential candidates, but they do not formally recommend individuals to the director. The International Council is a larger governing body that provides policy and guidance, not the direct channel for vetting or recommending missionaries. So the person best suited to make those recommendations to the director is the Assistant Director of World Missions.