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

• A. president, vice-president, and secretary-treasurer
• B. pastor, organizer, and secretary
• C. president, secretary, and treasurer
• D. president, vice-president, and treasurer

Answer: (A)

Local church Women's Ministries is typically organized with three officers to provide clear leadership and financial oversight. The president leads the committee and its programs, the vice-president supports and can stand in for the president to ensure continuity, and the secretary-treasurer handles the essential administrative and financial duties—keeping minutes, records, correspondence, and the finances in one combined role. This structure keeps governance streamlined and accountable on a smaller committee, which is why this trio fits best. The pastor is usually not counted as an officer of the Women's Ministries committee, and having separate treasurer and secretary would add a fourth position, whereas the common practice calls for a single secretary-treasurer.