The ________serves as the chairman of the church and pastors council.

• A. Pastor
• B. Bishop
• C. Elder
• D. District Overseer

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is who leads and presides over the local church’s governance and planning. The Pastor is the spiritual and administrative head of the local church, so it falls to the Pastor to chair the church and pastors council. This role involves setting the agenda for meetings, guiding discussions, and ensuring that decisions reflect the church’s doctrine and mission, while coordinating pastoral duties and church programs.

A Bishop oversees a district or group of churches, not the local church’s council; an Elder serves as a mature counselor or leader within the church but does not automatically preside over the council; and a District Overseer supervises multiple churches in a district, not the local church’s internal meetings.