The local church Women's Ministries committee will consist of ______________.

• A. president, vice president, and secretary-treasurer
• B. president and secretary
• C. three members
• D. all female members

Answer: (A)

The choice reflects a formal leadership team with clearly assigned roles to provide organization and continuity. A Women's Ministries committee is typically led by three officers: a president to chair meetings and guide the ministry, a vice president to support the president and step in when needed, and a secretary-treasurer to handle records and finances. This trio creates balanced governance and ensures responsibilities are covered without overloading a single person.

Why the other options don’t fit as well: having only a president and secretary misses the essential support and succession role the vice president provides. A lump of three members isn’t an officer structure with defined duties, which helps ensure accountability and smooth operation. Describing all female members as the committee would blur the line between membership and leadership and doesn’t specify the leadership arrangement needed for coordinated ministry work.