Who receives the nominees for State Evangelism and Missions director as submitted by the state overseer?

The State Council is the entity responsible for receiving the nominees for the State Evangelism and Missions director as submitted by the state overseer. The role of the State Council is to provide support and guidance for the state overseer in various evangelistic and missional efforts and decisions, including the selection of key leadership positions like the State Evangelism and Missions director.

In a hierarchical structure, the State Council serves as a governing body that collaborates with the state overseer to ensure effective ministry and outreach programming. This means they have the authority to evaluate and approve the nominees put forth by the state overseer, thereby ensuring that the candidate aligns with the needs and vision of the evangelism and missions initiatives within the state.

In contrast, other groups like the International Executive Council typically have responsibilities related to broader organizational policies and international missions rather than focused state-level oversight. The Board of Elders often plays a role within local congregations and may not be directly involved in state-level positions. The District Overseer is primarily focused on the smaller districts within the state and does not typically have the overarching responsibility for appointing state-level directors.