Who provides leadership in establishing new churches within the Church of God?

The State Evangelism and Missions Director is responsible for providing leadership in establishing new churches within the Church of God. This role involves strategic planning, vision casting, and mobilizing resources and personnel to initiate new congregations. The director often assesses potential locations for new churches, recruits church planters, and coordinates outreach efforts to engage the community effectively.

While other roles, such as the District Overseer and Local Pastors, play significant parts in church administration and local ministry, their primary focus is often on existing congregations and local congregational support rather than the establishment of new churches. The State Youth and Discipleship Director focuses on youth ministries and discipleship processes, which, while crucial for church health and growth, do not directly relate to the establishment of new congregations. Therefore, the leadership and focus on church planting specifically fall to the State Evangelism and Missions Director, making this the correct choice.