Who supervises the state missions money, surplus tithes, state parsonage, campground, and all other funds received and disbursed by the state treasury?

• A. State Council
• B. State Music Board
• C. State World Missions Board
• D. State Youth and Discipleship Board

Answer: (C)

The idea being tested is who has supervisory authority over the funds handled by the state treasury that are tied to missions and state properties. In this church governance structure, the State World Missions Board is the body entrusted with oversight of these funds—money designated for world missions at the state level, surplus tithes, the state parsonage, campground, and all other funds that flow through the state treasury. This board ensures accountability and proper allocation for mission work and related state assets.

Other boards focus on specific areas—governance and policy for the body, musical programs, or youth and discipleship—rather than the broad financial oversight of missions and state properties. Thus, the State World Missions Board is the appropriate supervisory entity for those funds and properties.