Which body advises the International Executive Committee on issues of international concern?

• A. International Council
• B. World Missions Board
• C. Secretary General
• D. Assistant Director of World Missions

Answer: (A)

Advising the International Executive Committee on international issues comes from the International Council, the consultative body that represents international jurisdictions and leaders. This council is designed to bring together diverse international perspectives, so it can discuss global concerns, policy directions, and cross-border matters before the IEC makes decisions. The World Missions Board focuses on missionary programs, the Secretary General is an administrative officer, and the Assistant Director of World Missions is a staff role; none of these serves the broad advisory function to the IEC on international concerns in the same way the International Council does.