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

• A. District Treasurer
• B. State Youth and Discipleship director
• C. Local Board Chair
• D. National Youth Director

Answer: (B)

In this framework, appointing district-level youth leadership is handled by the state-level director in partnership with the district overseer. The state Youth and Discipleship director brings statewide policy, resources, and oversight, while the district overseer provides local context and needs. Together, they may appoint an assistant to serve under the district Youth and Discipleship director to support youth and discipleship initiatives across the district. This keeps programs aligned with state objectives while respecting local realities.

The other roles don’t carry the authority to make district-level appointments: a district treasurer handles finances, the Local Board Chair governs local matters, and the National Youth Director operates at the national level rather than district appointments.