Who recommends prospective missionaries to the director of World Missions?

• A. Assistant Director of World Missions
• B. International Council
• C. World Missions Board
• D. Church of God Evangel

Answer: (A)

The key idea is how missionary candidates move through the World Missions leadership to reach the director. The Assistant Director of World Missions is the one who handles the initial evaluation and vetting of prospective missionaries and then submits a formal recommendation to the director. This role sits closest to the day-to-day process of candidate review, gathering necessary information, interviewing, and ensuring alignment with mission priorities before the director makes the final decision.

The other groups operate in governance or broader ministry support rather than the direct recommendation flow. The International Council provides policy and oversight at a higher level, not the day-to-day candidate recommendations. The World Missions Board oversees programs and policy rather than recommending individuals to the director. Church of God Evangel is a publication or ministry outlet, not the recommending authority for individual missionaries.