_______ is the official history of the COG.

• A. The Church in History
• B. Like a Mighty Army
• C. Like a Might Army
• D. The Holiness Chronicles

Answer: (C)

The official history of a church is the authoritative narrative that records its origins, milestones, and key leadership decisions. In CAMS materials, the work that is recognized as the Church of God’s formal history is the title that has been published and endorsed as the movement’s own account of its development. That’s why this option is the best match: it is the formally acknowledged history used to understand how the church saw its growth, mission, and identity over time.

This book typically compiles the story of founders, major revival events, doctrinal emphases, and organizational changes, presenting them in a way that reflects the church’s own perspective and memory. Other titles listed may be general histories or fictional-sounding names, but they do not carry the same official, church-endorsed status. In study, recognizing the exact official history by its proper title helps anchor your understanding of the movement’s self-interpretation of its past.