i. Evangelism

1. Elder Ke’Ron Bass, President
2. Evangelist Debra Kay Smith, Elect Lady

ii. Sunday School

1. Missionary Patricia Woods, President
2. Evangelist Sybie Billups, Field Representative

iii. Usher Board - Sister Linda Bobbitt, President

iv. Adjutancy

1. Elder Arkim Mc Lean, Chief Adjutant
2. Elder Michael Blackman, Assistant Chief Adjutant

v. Business and Finance

1. Elder Clyde Evans, Chairman
2. Superintendent Jesse Bates, Vice Chairman
3. Bishop E.B. Alexander, Treasurer
4. District Missionary Patricia Johnson, Comptroller
5. Evangelist Sybie Billups, Board Member

vi. Public Relations Office

1. Elder Ke’Ron Bass, Public Relations Director
2. Sister Chantel O’Neal, Public Relations Staff Member

i. Evangelism - The keen perception of the International Department of Evangelism will be to: 1. Train ministers to become Evangelist. 2. An emphasis will be put on the recruitment of young ministers to be the catalyst for them to relate to the “youth population” the great “Pentecostal Experience of Salvation.” 3. Our vision is to create an evangelistic revival plan parallel to the spiritual revival that occurred at Azusa Street. This revival, with great expectation of the Department, will catapult thousands into: repentance, justification and sanctification. 4. The Evangelism Department shall provide a strategy for the Churches of God in Christ to evangelize their families.

The Evangelism Department will be in a relentless mode to constantly announce: “For what shall it profit a man if he shall gain the whole world and lose his soul? Or what shall a man give in exchange for his soul?” Mark 8:36 & 37

As we implement this vision we go forward and upward giving praises and honor to our God.

ii. Mission
iii. Youth Department
iv. Sunday School Department

v. Men Department - The primary mission of the Perfecting Men’s Conference is to minister to the total man: spiritually, physically, and intellectually. It is our endeavor to offer many gainful avenues to meet the needs of men everywhere. The Men’s Department is designed to empower men to impact the world.

vi. Women Department

1. MISSION STATEMENT
The Department of Women was organized by our Founder Bishop Charles Harrison Mason in 1911. It consists of boards, auxiliaries, units and circles which provide teaching, training and ministry opportunities. We foster spiritual, emotional, and intellectual growth by continually creating, implementing and updating programs for all categories of women, youth and children.

The Department of Women is a supportive arm of the National Church. We endeavor to maintain a focus aligned with the vision of the National Church and will continue our commitment through visible participation and monetary support.

The Department of Women will continue to honor the established foundation of our predecessors. We remain committed to the values, legacy and biblical principle of holiness as taught in the Church of God in Christ.

The Department of Women will seek to model the love of Jesus in all we do.

2. MOTOO
World Evangelism- Better Homes, Better Schools, Better Communities for a Better World

3. SLOGAN
We progress with Team Effort!

vii. Music Department - Choir – “A chorus that sings as part of a religious ceremony; company of people who are trained to sing together; a family of similar musical instruments playing together.” The dictionary gives us the definition of the natural attributes of a choir, but we must look to the word of God for the spiritual definition of what God had in mind for the aggregation named “Choir”

The definition as it stands in the natural allows us to see that anyone can sing gospel music, when it is viewed as a mere art form; anyone can perform well, when gospel music is treated as a formula or an equation. However, the ministry of destroying yokes, changing lives and outlooks can only be filled through the anointing and the power of the Holy Ghost.

Our goal is to create an atmosphere for the Spirit of God to have free course. We understand however, that as the choir ministers, it literally takes territory in the spirit, engaging in spiritual warfare. (Psalms 149, Ephesians 6:12)

viii. Usher Department

i. Auxiliaries in Ministry - The Auxiliaries in Ministry (AIM) Convention, the annual summer convention of the Church of God In Christ, Inc., is geared toward spiritual enrichment, training, education and fellowship. The goal of AIM is effectiveness in ministry. This Convention is a family involvement experience, brings together five auxiliaries of the Church: Music, Youth, Missions, Evangelism and Sunday School, this collection of experiences creates what we call the AIM Convention.

ii. COGIC Charities

iii. Jurisdictional Adjutancy - The Jurisdictional Adjutancy Corps is a team of men and women who are united and organized to help make ministry work. Some of the responsibilities include but are not limited to: (1) Preparation for the Consecration and Installation of new jurisdictional officials; (2) The dignified execution of Homegoing Celebrations for deceased Leaders; (3) Assisting the Jurisdictional Bishop in the orderly conduction of Jurisdictional ceremonial occasions, as well as (4) Performing any other duty that the Jurisdictional Bishop may assign.

iv. Hospitality

1. Intro - Serving Christ by Serving Others. We are committed to our Values of Compassion, Hospitality, Integrity, Stewardship and Transparency. Hospitality is a ministry that demonstrates the link between being a Servant and Serving God’s People
2. Mission - Our mission is to offer practical insight on how to express the basic purpose for training by encouraging individuals to Serve Christ by Serving Others “Distributing to the necessity of Saints; given to hospitality.” – Romans 12:13 KJV
3. Motto - Faith with Works

v. Nurses Unit
vi. C.H. Mason Jurisdictional Institute