Each local church is to provide the treasurer with a copy of the _________ of the International General Assembly.

• A. Bylaws
• B. Budget
• C. Constitution
• D. Minutes

Answer: (D)

The main idea here is that the treasurer needs an official record of what the International General Assembly decided. Minutes serve as the authoritative account of the meeting, capturing the motions that were moved and passed, who voted, and any financial actions or approvals that were granted. With a copy of the minutes, the local church treasurer can implement approved actions, track decisions for accountability, and align local finances with the assembly’s directives. The other documents—bylaws and constitution—set the rules and structure for governance, not the specific decisions from a given assembly, while the budget is a financial plan rather than the record of decisions. Since the request is for the official record of what the assembly decided, the minutes are the appropriate document.