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

• A. Wife Of The State Overseer
• B. State Women's Ministries Director
• C. District Women's Ministries President
• D. Local Women's Leader

Answer: (A)

In this organizational context, the state-level leadership of Women’s Ministries is traditionally held by the State Overseer’s wife, who serves as the state Women’s Ministries president. This arrangement means she provides leadership for women’s programs, conferences, and outreach across the state, coordinating with district and local Women’s Ministries leaders. The other roles described—such as a separate State Women’s Ministries Director, a District Women’s Ministries President, or a Local Women’s Leader—do not reflect the standard setup tested here, where the oversight at the state level is commonly carried by the overseer’s spouse.