Who appoints the church treasurer?

• A. Council
• B. Congregation
• C. State Overseer
• D. Pastor

Answer: (D)

In this setting, the local church’s officer appointments fall under the pastor’s leadership. The pastor acts as the primary overseer of both spiritual and administrative matters in the congregation, including financial oversight. Because the treasurer handles offerings, budgets, and financial records, the pastor is best positioned to appoint someone who demonstrates integrity, competence, and a commitment to the church’s policies and accountability standards. The council or congregation may have advisory or approving roles in some contexts, and the state overseer provides district-level oversight, but the actual appointment of the local church treasurer is the pastor’s responsibility.