The __________, with the district overseer, may appoint an assistant to serve as the Youth and Discipleship director for the district.

• A. District Youth Director
• B. State Youth and Discipleship Director
• C. National Youth Director
• D. Local Youth Coordinator

Answer: (B)

The important idea is that district youth leadership is a joint matter between the district level and the state level. The state Youth and Discipleship Director, working with the district overseer, has the authority to appoint an assistant to serve as the district’s Youth and Discipleship director. This ensures the district’s programs align with statewide policies, training, and resources while addressing local needs.

Other options don’t fit because a district-level role wouldn’t typically authorize a district-position appointment on its own, a national-level position is beyond the district’s scope, and a local coordinator isn’t in a position to make district appointments.