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Praxis Teaching Quiz on Church of God History and Polity, created by Ben Webb on 19/05/2020.
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Question 1

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The COG began in the [blank_start]Appalachian Mountains[blank_end] of TN, NC, and GA
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  • Appalachian Mountains

Question 2

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The founders of the COG preached a solid [blank_start]holiness[blank_end] message.
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  • holiness

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[blank_start]Movement[blank_end] was a term most often used to describe the COG in its early days.
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  • Movement

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The existence of false teaching is the early days of Pentecostalism made the leaders of the church understand the need for the development of [blank_start]educational institutions[blank_end].
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  • educational institutions

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The church is both a [blank_start]human organization[blank_end] and a [blank_start]divine organism[blank_end].
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  • human organization
  • divine organism

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The basic reason for having polity and for following parliamentary procedure is to accomplish [blank_start]what the church aught to do[blank_end] and what the church ought not to do.
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  • what the church aught to do

Question 7

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Any member of the COG who is [blank_start]16 years of age[blank_end] and above who is present at the General Assembly is able to speak at the assembly.
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  • 16 years of age

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Since the COG has a [blank_start]centralized[blank_end] government members do not represent local churches but themselves.
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  • centralized

Question 9

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[blank_start]Like a Mighty Army[blank_end] is the Official history of the COG.
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  • Like a Mighty Army

Question 10

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The COG had its beginning in [blank_start]1886[blank_end].
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  • 1886

Question 11

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On Aug 19, 1886, seven people covenanted with [blank_start]Richard Spurling[blank_end] and his son, [blank_start]R. G. Spurling JR[blank_end], to find the spiritual life lacking in their churches.
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  • Richard Spurling
  • R. G. Spurling JR

Question 12

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The COG was first called the [blank_start]Christian Union[blank_end].
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  • Christian Union

Question 13

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In 1896, a revival occurred at [blank_start]Shearer Schoolhouse[blank_end] near camp Creek in Cherokee, NC, that emphasized sanctification.
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  • Shearer Schoolhouse

Question 14

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[blank_start]W.F. Bryant[blank_end] was a significant laymen in the early days of the COG.
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  • W.F. Bryant

Question 15

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The first General Assembly was held on Jan 26, 27, [blank_start]1906[blank_end] at the home of JC Murphy in [blank_start]NC[blank_end].
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  • 1906
  • NC

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The name "Church of God" was adopted in the [blank_start]second[blank_end] Gen Ass.
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  • second

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At the second Gen Ass, the Assembly instituted a new order of ministry - [blank_start]evangelist[blank_end].
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  • evangelist

Question 18

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The first general overseer of the COG was [blank_start]AJ Tomlinson[blank_end].
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  • AJ Tomlinson

Question 19

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The COG Evangel was first published as the Evening Light and COG Evangel in [blank_start]1910[blank_end].
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  • 1910

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Recognizing education as a important tool for fulfilling the Great Commission, the [blank_start]Bible Training School[blank_end] was opened on Jan 1, 1918.
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  • Bible Training School

Question 21

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[blank_start]Edmund and Rebecca Barr[blank_end] returned in their native Bahamas, as the first COG missionaries in 1909.
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  • Edmund and Rebecca Barr

Question 22

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[blank_start]FJ Lee[blank_end] was elected as the second general overseer in the Church of God in 1923.
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  • FJ Lee

Question 23

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In 1924, the Assembly established the office of [blank_start]General Secretary[blank_end] and his responsibilities was to serve as clerk of the assemblies.
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  • General Secretary

Question 24

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At the Gen Ass in 1926, three standing boards were created: [blank_start]Mission Board[blank_end], [blank_start]Board of Education[blank_end], and [blank_start]Publishing Board[blank_end].
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  • Mission Board
  • Board of Education
  • Publishing Board

Question 25

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The assembly approved the licensing of [blank_start]women[blank_end] to preach in 1909.
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  • women

Question 26

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The COG stands for the [blank_start]whole Bible[blank_end] rightly divided.
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  • whole Bible

Question 27

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The [blank_start]New Testament[blank_end] is the only rule for government and discipline in the COG.
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  • New Testament

Question 28

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The [blank_start]Great Commission[blank_end] remains the COG's mandate from Christ.
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  • Great Commission

Question 29

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ALL OF THESE The ten core values of the COG are [blank_start]prayer[blank_end], [blank_start]pentecostal[blank_end] worship and [blank_start]church planting[blank_end].
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  • prayer
  • pentecostal
  • church planting

Question 30

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Equipping, empowering and releasing [blank_start]lay leaders[blank_end] to serve as ministry partners is part of the denomination's core values.
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  • lay leaders

Question 31

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The denomination recognizes the [blank_start]local church[blank_end] as God's primary force for evangelization of the world and discipling of believers.
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  • local church

Question 32

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The Church of God is a [blank_start]judicial[blank_end] body.
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  • judicial

Question 33

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The official name of the church is [blank_start]Church of God[blank_end].
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  • Church of God

Question 34

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The membership of the COG is composed of Christians who have accepted the [blank_start]teachings[blank_end], [blank_start]doctrines[blank_end] and [blank_start]government[blank_end] of the COG.
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  • teachings
  • doctrines
  • government

Question 35

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The [blank_start]International General Assembly[blank_end] is composed of all members and ministers of the COG 16 years of age and above.
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  • International General Assembly

Question 36

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The purpose of the International General Assembly is to advance the [blank_start]mission[blank_end], [blank_start]vision[blank_end] and [blank_start]commitments[blank_end] of the COG.
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  • mission
  • vision
  • commitments

Question 37

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[blank_start]Robert's Rules of Order, Newly Revised[blank_end] serves as the official guide for the business of the International General Assembly.
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  • Robert's Rules of Order, Newly Revised

Question 38

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ALL OF THESE The International General Assembly elects the [blank_start]General Overseer[blank_end], Assistant Gen Overseer, Secretary General, director of youth and discipleship, assistant of the Y&D, the director of World Missions and assistant director of World Missions.
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  • General Overseer

Question 39

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The officers of the International Gen Ass consist of the [blank_start]moderator[blank_end] and a secretary.
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  • moderator

Question 40

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The [blank_start]Secretary General[blank_end] serves the Inter Gen Ass as secretary.
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  • Secretary General

Question 41

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The International General Council is composed of all [blank_start]Ordained Bishops[blank_end] of the COG.
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  • Ordained Bishops

Question 42

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The International General Council meets [blank_start]biennially[blank_end] to consider recommendations that are to be presented to the Inter Gen Ass.
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  • biennially

Question 43

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The largest group that comprises the Inter Executive Council is [blank_start]pastors[blank_end].
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  • pastors

Question 44

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A member of the Council of 18 is eligible to succeed himself for [blank_start]one[blank_end] term.
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  • one

Question 45

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State and provincial overseers are appointed by the [blank_start]Inter Executive Committee[blank_end].
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  • Inter Executive Committee

Question 46

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After an International Executive Committee member has served eight years, he is ineligible to serve in that role for [blank_start]two[blank_end] years.
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  • two

Question 47

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The general overseer will be elected for a [blank_start]four[blank_end] year term. Elected by the [blank_start]International Gen Council[blank_end].
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  • four
  • International Gen Council

Question 48

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The assistant general overseers are elected for a [blank_start]four[blank_end] year term with no more that 8 consecutive years.
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  • four

Question 49

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Furnishing the International Gen Ass with financial report is a primary responsibility of the [blank_start]secretary general[blank_end].
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  • secretary general

Question 50

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The director of Youth and Discipleship will not be able to succeed himself beyond [blank_start]on four year term[blank_end].
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  • one four year term

Question 51

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The [blank_start]world missions broad[blank_end] develops and sets forth the policy of the World Missions ministry and its operation.
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  • world missions broad

Question 52

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The [blank_start]International Council[blank_end] advises the International Executive Council on issues of international concern.
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  • International Council

Question 53

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All applicants for the ministry must have he [blank_start]baptism of the HS[blank_end].
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  • baptism of the HS

Question 54

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All ministers are required to pay [blank_start]tithes[blank_end] to retain their licenses.
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  • tithes

Question 55

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The offices of the church are ordained offices placed by [blank_start]Christ[blank_end].
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  • Christ

Question 56

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The persons placed in office are placed by the [blank_start]calling of God[blank_end] and equipped by the HS.
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  • calling of God

Question 57

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ALL OF THESE Leadership is always related to the [blank_start]ministry of the word[blank_end], the grace of God and the power of the HS.
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  • ministry of the word

Question 58

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It seems that the passage in [blank_start]Acts 13:1-4[blank_end] is a paradigm of ordination that consist of: the call of God and the approval of Christ respresented in the laying on of hands and sending forth.
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  • Acts 13:1-4

Question 59

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[blank_start]Romans 12: 4-8[blank_end], [blank_start]1 Cor 12:2-12, 28-30[blank_end], and [blank_start]Eph 4:11-12[blank_end] are foundational text that identify church ministries.
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  • Romans 12: 4-8
  • 1 Cor 12:2-12, 28-30
  • Eph 4:11-12

Question 60

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The application for ordination as bishop must meet biblical requirements found in [blank_start]1 Tim 3:1-7[blank_end].
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  • 1 Tim 3:1-7

Question 61

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An applicant for ordination as bishop may be ordained when: 25 yrs old and [blank_start]8yrs[blank_end] of ministry. 3 yrs ministry and degree 30 yrs old and 5 yrs of ministry
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  • 8yrs

Question 62

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ALL OF THESE The rights of an ordained ministry are: [blank_start]Preach[blank_end], Serve and minister.
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  • Preach

Question 63

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A minister will be notified in writing that failure to report for a period of [blank_start]four months[blank_end] will subject the minister's creditionals to revocation, after due disciplinary process.
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  • four months

Question 64

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When a minister moves to another state without assignment, the [blank_start]former[blank_end] and [blank_start]present[blank_end] state overseer for the minister must be notified immediately.
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  • former
  • present

Question 65

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In order for a minister to be eligible for election or appointment at the international and state levels, the minister must be current on both [blank_start]personal ministerial reports[blank_end] and [blank_start]local church reports[blank_end] with required fields.
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  • personal ministerial reports
  • local church reports

Question 66

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The state overseer's term of office shall be for [blank_start]4 years[blank_end].
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  • 4 years

Question 67

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ALL OF THESE The state overseer appoints [blank_start]district overseers[blank_end] pastors local church officers when necessary
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  • district overseers

Question 68

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The state overseer approves the selection, purchase and construction of all church, parsonages or sunday school properties together with the respective [blank_start]district overseers[blank_end].
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  • district overseers

Question 69

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Before launching large financial projects, the state overseer must have the approval of the [blank_start]International Executive Committee[blank_end].
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  • International Executive Committee

Question 70

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The state overseer, with the [blank_start]District overseer[blank_end], may authorize exhorters to pastor, baptize and receive members into the church.
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  • District overseer

Question 71

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With state overseer, the [blank_start]ordained bishops[blank_end] has supervision of the state missions money, surplus tithes, state parsonage, camp grounds, and all other funds received and disbursed by the state treasury.
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  • ordained bishops

Question 72

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The [blank_start]State Board of Ministerial Development[blank_end] helps stimulate and nurture continuing education programs at all levels.
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  • State Board of Ministerial Development

Question 73

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The state youth and discipleship director is nominated by the [blank_start]state overseer[blank_end].
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  • state overseer

Question 74

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The state overseer will submit to the [blank_start]State Council[blank_end] the names of nominees for State Evangelism and Missions Director.
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  • State Council

Question 75

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Each district is under the care and supervision of a [blank_start]district overseer[blank_end], who is appointed by he state overseer.
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  • district overseer

Question 76

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With the state overseer, the [blank_start]district overseer[blank_end] approve the selection, purchase and construction of all church properties in the districts.
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  • district overseer

Question 77

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The [blank_start]district overseer[blank_end] is by virtue of his office, the district youth and discipleship director.
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  • district overseer

Question 78

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The Church of God has a [blank_start]Centralized[blank_end] form of government.
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  • Centralized

Question 79

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The [blank_start]International General Assembly[blank_end], the highest authority of the COG, governs the ownership of all church property.
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  • International General Assembly

Question 80

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The International Gen Ass governs the operation of the Church of God at the [blank_start]International[blank_end], [blank_start]national[blank_end], [blank_start]state/territorial[blank_end], [blank_start]district[blank_end] and [blank_start]local[blank_end] level.
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  • International
  • national
  • state/territorial
  • district
  • local

Question 81

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A [blank_start]local boat of trustees[blank_end] holds title to, manages and controls, at the direction of the local church, all real estate owned by the local congregation.
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  • local boat of trustees

Question 82

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When making formal changes against a member is necessary, the charges are to be given to the member not less than [blank_start]3 Days[blank_end] prior to the time and place of the meeting.
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  • 3 Days

Question 83

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No conference will be held in a district except under the direction of the [blank_start]district overseer[blank_end].
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  • district overseer

Question 84

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A regular conference should be announced at least [blank_start]10 days[blank_end] before it occurs.
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  • 10 days

Question 85

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A [blank_start]called conference[blank_end] takes care of business arising between regular conferences.
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  • called conference

Question 86

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When a pastor desires a pastoral change, he/she will submit a letter of request to the [blank_start]State Overseer[blank_end].
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  • State Overseer

Question 87

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The [blank_start]pastor[blank_end] serves as the chairman of the church and pastor's council.
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  • pastor

Question 88

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A church and pastor's council meeting can be called only with the permission of the [blank_start]Pastor[blank_end], [blank_start]District Overseer[blank_end] or [blank_start]State Overseer[blank_end].
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  • Pastor
  • District Overseer
  • State Overseer

Question 89

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All major local church disbursements must be approved by the church in [blank_start]conference[blank_end].
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  • conference

Question 90

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Each local church is to provide the treasurer with a copy of the [blank_start]minutes[blank_end] of the International Gen Ass.
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  • minutes

Question 91

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The [blank_start]church treasurer[blank_end] will furnish an itemized list of all receipts and disbursements to the pastor each week.
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  • church treasurer

Question 92

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Nobody can financially obligate the COG without prior written specific consent from the [blank_start]International Executive Committee.[blank_end]
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  • International Executive Committee.

Question 93

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Title to all properties held at [blank_start]general or state/territorial level[blank_end], or by a [blank_start]local church[blank_end] shall be held in trust for the COG.
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  • general or state/territorial level
  • local church

Question 94

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Before a deed for a local church property is recorded, it must have the written approval of the [blank_start]state of territorial overseer[blank_end].
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  • state or territorial overseer

Question 95

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All churches that request to incorporate must first be approved in writing by the [blank_start]International Executive Committee[blank_end].
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  • International Executive Committee

Question 96

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A copy of the approved charter for the purposes of incorporation must be sent to the [blank_start]state office[blank_end].
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  • state office

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The [blank_start]centralized[blank_end] governmental structure of the COG does not provide for the local church ownership of properties.
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  • centralized
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