Who confirms the appointment of the church treasurer?

• A. the pastor
• B. the congregation
• C. the district overseer
• D. the Council and/or body

Answer: (D)

In church governance, the appointment of a treasurer is a matter of formal authority and accountability. The pastor may nominate or recommend a candidate, but the official confirmation comes from the church’s governing body—the council and/or the body that has fiduciary oversight of church operations. This arrangement ensures a proper checks-and-balances system between spiritual leadership and financial stewardship. The district overseer might oversee the process at a broader level, but the local confirmation rests with the church’s own council or body. Therefore, the council and/or body is the correct channel for confirming the appointment.