The regular conference consists of the __________.

• A. Membership
• B. Officers
• C. Delegates
• D. Attendees

Answer: (A)

The main idea is that the regular conference is the body of people who are members and have the right to vote and participate in church business. Members are the ones who collectively make decisions, elect officers, and determine actions for the church. Delegates play an important role as representatives of those members, carrying their votes and concerns, but they are not the whole conference themselves. Officers provide leadership within the conference, guiding the proceedings, yet they are chosen from the membership and do not by themselves comprise the entire body. Attendees may be present, but they do not form the voting, decision-making membership of the conference.