Who serves the International General Assembly as secretary?

• A. Moderator
• B. International Executive Committee
• C. General Council
• D. Secretary General

Answer: (D)

The role being tested is the one that handles administrative duties for the International General Assembly. That position is the Secretary General, the church’s chief international administrator. This person is responsible for recording minutes, preparing agendas, managing official notices and correspondence, preserving important documents, and coordinating communication between the Assembly and the other global leadership bodies.

The moderator presides over Assembly sessions, so they’re focused on leadership and order rather than record-keeping. The International Executive Committee functions as the governing body between assemblies, while the General Council provides broader programmatic leadership. These roles support the church’s work, but they aren’t the designated secretary to the Assembly. Therefore, the Secretary General is the one who serves as secretary to the International General Assembly.