The ________ serves as the COG state Women's Ministries president.

• A. State Women's Ministries director
• B. Local Women's Ministries director
• C. Wife of the state overseer
• D. District elder

Answer: (C)

In this context, leadership of the state Women’s Ministries is traditionally held by the wife of the state overseer. This arrangement provides unity with the state leadership and allows coordinated ministry across districts, helping to organize events, sister-to-sister outreach, and spiritual development at the state level. The state Women’s Ministries director would be a distinct administrative role under that leadership, while the Local Women’s Ministries director operates at the local level, not state-wide. A district elder is a male church leader and not the state Women’s Ministries president. So, the wife of the state overseer best fits the position.