The five divisions in the Church of God are

• A. Division of World Evangelization; Division of Education; Division of Discipleship Ministries; Division of Care Ministries; Division of Support Services
• B. Division of World Evangelization; Division of Education; Division of Discipleship Ministries; Division of Care Ministries
• C. Division of World Evangelization; Division of Education; Division of Care Ministries; Division of Discipleship Ministries; Division of Support Services
• D. Division of World Evangelization; Division of Education; Division of Discipleship Ministries; Division of Worship; Division of Support Services

Answer: (A)

At the heart of the Church of God’s organization is a structure built around five divisions, each with a clear focus. World Evangelization drives outreach and missions; Education oversees training and learning institutions; Discipleship Ministries guides spiritual formation and leadership development; Care Ministries addresses mercy, counseling, and social support for people in need; and Support Services provides the administrative and operational backbone, including finances and governance. This combination captures the official framework, so any option that includes exactly these five areas fits the model. Options that omit one of these divisions or replace a division with something like Worship don’t match the established structure.