Furnishing the International General Assembly with financial reports is the primary responsibility of which office?

• A. Director of World Missions
• B. District Overseer
• C. Secretary General
• D. International Council

Answer: (C)

The task tests who is responsible for official reporting to the International General Assembly. The Secretary General serves as the chief administrative officer, charged with handling official records, communications, and the reports the Assembly expects. Fittingly, this includes assembling and presenting financial statements, budgets, expenditures, and audit results, coordinating with the finance team to ensure accurate, timely information for the Assembly’s review and accountability.

The other offices focus on different duties: the Director of World Missions leads mission programs and activities, not the formal financial reports to the Assembly; the District Overseer oversees local district leadership and pastoral matters; the International Council is a governance body that may review finances and policy but does not bear the primary responsibility to furnish the Assembly’s financial reports.