The State Youth and Discipleship director is nominated by the ____________.

• A. State Overseer
• B. State Council
• C. General Board
• D. Ministerial Association

Answer: (A)

In this structure, the one with the authority to nominate the State Youth and Discipleship director is the State Overseer. The State Overseer acts as the chief leader for the state, overseeing all ministries and ensuring programs like youth development and discipleship align with the state's mission and CAMS standards. The other bodies have different roles: the State Council is more of an advisory or oversight group and typically doesn’t initiate nominations; the General Board operates at the national level and handles broader policy rather than state-level appointments; the Ministerial Association focuses on ministers and their affairs, not the youth and discipleship director. So, nomination by the State Overseer best fits how leadership appointments are organized at the state level.