A regular conference should be announced at least ________ days before it occurs.

• A. Five
• B. Seven
• C. Fourteen
• D. Ten

Answer: (D)

The main idea here is giving enough lead time for church members to be informed and prepared to attend a regular conference. Ten days provides a practical window: it’s long enough for notices to reach all local units, for members to arrange travel and time off, and for the church to finalize and share the conference agenda and logistics. Shorter spans, like five or seven days, risk insufficient notice and planning time, potentially reducing attendance or causing confusion. While fourteen days is also workable, it’s more than necessary for a normal conference and is typically reserved for special or longer notice situations. So ten days strikes a sensible balance for a regular conference.