Who nominates the State Youth and Discipleship Director?

• A. State Council
• B. State Overseer
• C. Ministerial Board
• D. General Board

Answer: (B)

The person who nominates the State Youth and Discipleship Director is the State Overseer. This role carries the pastoral and administrative leadership over all state ministries, including youth and discipleship programs, so the Overseer is in position to identify a qualified candidate who fits the state's needs and policy direction and to present that person for the appropriate confirmation or approval. The General Board handles national-level matters, and the Ministerial Board focuses on clergy credentials and appointments rather than state youth leadership. The State Council may be involved in governance, but it does not initiate the nomination itself.