As part of accountability, a _____________ is to be a model by demonstrative, Christlike attributes in his lifestyle and administration.

• A. Pastor
• B. State Overseer
• C. District Overseer
• D. Bishop

Answer: (B)

In this context, accountability in church leadership means the person at the top of the state-level ministry must visibly live out Christlike character and govern in a way that reflects biblical principles. The State Overseer is the best fit because he holds statewide responsibility for both spiritual leadership and administrative conduct, setting a concrete, public example for pastors and other leaders to follow. He is expected to demonstrate integrity, humility, and faithful administration, showing what Christlike leadership looks like in practice and in governance. Local pastors and district overseers also model Christlike life, but the description of being a statewide standard of character and administration aligns most closely with the State Overseer. The term Bishop isn’t used in this framework, so it isn’t the appropriate choice.