The International General Assembly elects the ______.

• A. Moderator
• B. Secretary General
• C. Director of World Missions
• D. General Overseer

Answer: (D)

The International General Assembly is the highest global decision-making body, and its purpose here is to appoint the church’s chief leader who will provide spiritual oversight and worldwide administrative direction. The person chosen serves as the General Overseer, the head of the denomination, responsible for guiding doctrine, policy, and overall ministry across nations. The other roles—Moderator, Secretary General, and Director of World Missions—are important positions within the structure, but they do not hold the top leadership authority elected by the assembly. The Moderator typically presides over meetings, the Secretary General handles administrative duties, and the Director of World Missions leads a major program area rather than serving as the worldwide head of the church.