The official name of the church is 'Church of God'. Which of the following is the official designation?

• A. Church of God International
• B. Church of God
• C. Church of God Ministries
• D. The Church of God

Answer: (B)

The official designation is the unadorned name used consistently in formal and legal contexts. For this church, that designation is simply “Church of God”—no article, no extra descriptors, just that exact form. This is the name used in constitutions, official communications, and legal filings, which keeps the church’s identity clear and uniform across regions.

Adding descriptors like “International” suggests a different or broader entity than the single official name. “Ministries” points to a specific organizational arm rather than the main designation, and using “The” introduces a stylistic variant that isn’t the standard official label. Keeping it as the plain “Church of God” avoids ambiguity and aligns with how the denomination identifies itself in its formal documents.