On July 1, Dr. Phil Cook officially began his tenure as the 18th president of Lee University, following a presidential transition announced earlier this year by the university’s Board of […]
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Posted on November 12, 2008 by tomsterbens This week marks 90 days the new Church of God Executive Committee has been in office. What, in your opinion, would be the most critical objectives within the first 90 days Filed under: church of god | 23 Comments »

At the end of a General Overseer’s term of office can he go wherever he wants to go? Can he choose which state to oversee or which church he wants to pastor? Who assigns him a position?

Not until near the end of the fourth General Assembly, on Saturday, January 9, 1909, did the Church of God create the office of general overseer. With our congregational polity and the small number of churches there had been no general office up to tha…

C. Policy Regarding Succession in Office of Elected Persons Persons elected to an international, state/regional, or local position serve in their respective elective office until their successor is named, unless there has been a death or a person has been involuntarily removed, or voluntarily resigned. In extenuating unusual circumstances, including but not limited to the […]