Which individual is expected to demonstrate Christlike attributes in lifestyle and administration as part of their accountability?

• A. District Overseer
• B. Pastor
• C. Deacon
• D. State Overseer

Answer: (D)

In CAMS practice, leaders are expected to model Christlike character in both personal life and in how they govern and oversee responsibilities. The State Overseer carries the broadest scope of oversight within the system, supervising multiple districts, pastors, and ministries. Because of this wide governance role, they are held to a high standard of integrity, humility, and wise stewardship in everyday conduct and in administrative decisions. Their life and administration set the example for the entire region, and their accountability to the church body and to God hinges on demonstrating those Christlike attributes consistently. While others in leadership also need godly character, the State Overseer’s position makes this level of Christlike demonstration essential for the health and trust of the whole regional church.