Which group provides diverse involvement to support an international perspective in fulfilling the Church of God’s mission?

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

Answer: (A)

Providing diverse involvement to support an international perspective relies on a body designed to include voices from many regions. The International Council is built as a representative, cross-cultural group that spans different areas of the world, bringing together varied experiences, cultures, and insights to guide how the Church of God fulfills its mission on a global scale. This inclusive structure ensures programs and strategies are informed by multiple contexts and needs, not just a single region’s viewpoint. In contrast, a World Missions Board is a specific governing body focused on missions operations, an Assistant Director of World Missions is an individual role within that structure, and a Secretary General is a senior administrator. While these roles contribute to mission work, they don’t inherently provide the broad, international input that a council of international representatives does.