At what age can a member of the Church of God speak at the General Assembly?

A member of the Church of God is eligible to speak at the General Assembly at the age of 16. This age requirement reflects both a level of maturity and an understanding of the responsibilities associated with speaking to a congregation and engaging in discussions pertinent to church matters. By the age of 16, many individuals are beginning to develop their personal beliefs and theological understanding, making them better equipped to contribute meaningfully to the assembly. This age threshold also helps to ensure that speakers have had enough time to be grounded in their faith and the church's teachings.