Which statement about One-in-Five events counts toward the requirement?

• A. Only National Assemblies count
• B. Only Area Conferences count
• C. National Assembly or Area Conference counts
• D. Local meetings count as well

Answer: (C)

One-in-Five counts are based on participation in higher-level organizational events. The events that qualify are the national gatherings and the regionally organized area conferences. A National Assembly is counted, and so is an Area Conference, toward meeting the requirement. Local meetings aren’t part of this counting rule, so they don’t contribute to the One-in-Five tally. Because the rule allows either national or area-level events to count, the statement that a National Assembly or Area Conference counts best captures how the requirement is met.