Who is appointed by the state overseer to supervise the district?

The District Overseer is the individual appointed by the state overseer to supervise the district. This role is crucial within the organizational structure of the Church of God (COG), as the District Overseer is responsible for the spiritual oversight, administrative management, and support of the churches within their designated district.

The appointment of the District Overseer reflects the hierarchical structure of church leadership, where the state overseer exercises authority by designating someone to ensure that the mission and values of the church are upheld at a local level. This position typically involves providing guidance to pastors, coordinating activities among churches, and being a liaison between the district and state level leadership.

The other roles listed, such as the State Councilor, State Director, and International Officer, serve different purposes within the church's governance and operational framework, but they do not hold the specific responsibility for supervising a district.