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Church Of God (COG) Exhorter History And Polity Practice Test

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The Church and Pastor's Council is to be elected biennially by ballot.
Correct Answer:
biennially
Explanation:
The main idea here is how often leadership is chosen. Biennially means every two years, so electing the Church and Pastor's Council on a two-year cycle fits the statement. The other options describe different frequencies: annually is once per year, quarterly is every three months, and monthly is every month. None of those match a two-year interval. Electing by ballot on a two-year cycle helps maintain continuity in leadership while providing regular, predictable accountability to the congregation.

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