Who directs conferences held in a district?

• A. District Overseer
• B. Pastor
• C. General Overseer
• D. Local Elders

Answer: (A)

District conferences are guided by the person who holds jurisdiction over that geographic area. The District Overseer is the one who directs these district meetings, arranging the agenda, presiding over the proceedings, and coordinating with pastors and churches within the district to carry out church work in an orderly, unified way. A pastor leads the local church, the General Overseer oversees the entire denomination rather than a single district, and Local Elders assist locally without directing district-wide conferences. So the District Overseer is the appropriate leader for directing conferences held in a district.