In which General Assembly was the name 'Church of God' adopted?

In which General Assembly was the name 'Church of God' adopted?

• A. First
• B. Third
• C. Fourth
• D. Second

Answer: (D)

The name “Church of God” was adopted at the second General Assembly. This gathering is when delegates formalized the fellowship’s identity by choosing that specific title, giving the movement a distinct public name rooted in their aim to restore the church as described in Scripture. Earlier meetings were focused on organizing the movement and setting doctrine, but it was at the next assembly that the name itself was officially adopted, unifying congregations under one banner and shaping the denomination’s ongoing mission.

The name “Church of God” was adopted at the second General Assembly. This gathering is when delegates formalized the fellowship’s identity by choosing that specific title, giving the movement a distinct public name rooted in their aim to restore the church as described in Scripture. Earlier meetings were focused on organizing the movement and setting doctrine, but it was at the next assembly that the name itself was officially adopted, unifying congregations under one banner and shaping the denomination’s ongoing mission.