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

• A. president, secretary, and treasurer
• B. president and vice president
• C. president, vice president, and secretary/treasurer
• D. president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer

Answer: (C)

This item tests how a local church Women's Ministries committee is typically organized. The standard setup includes three roles: a president to lead meetings and provide direction, a vice president to assist and step in as needed, and a secretary/treasurer who handles both records and finances. The combined secretary/treasurer keeps essential administrative and financial duties covered without adding extra complexity for a smaller church body.

Having the vice president ensures leadership continuity if the president isn’t available. The single combined secretary/treasurer role streamlines responsibilities so the committee can function smoothly with a lean structure. A four-member slate or a setup without the vice president would introduce more roles than needed for many local church contexts, while omitting the vice president can leave leadership without a clear successor.