When a minister moves to another state without assignment, the ________ and __________ should be notified.

• A. former and present state overseer
• B. international council and world mission board
• C. district overseer and state youth director
• D. president and treasurer

Answer: (A)

When a minister moves to another state without an assignment, the appropriate administrative step is to inform the overseers who oversee ministerial records and licensing in those states. Notifying the former state overseer and the present state overseer ensures that both jurisdictions are aware of the change, so records can be updated, licensure statuses can be coordinated, and any potential reassignment or transition can be properly handled. The other options involve bodies that don’t manage domestic minister relocations or assignments (international council and world mission board), or roles that aren’t responsible for this kind of notification (district overseer and state youth director, president and treasurer).