Who was the first general overseer of the Church of God?

The first general overseer of the Church of God was A.J. Tomlinson. He played a pivotal role in the establishment and growth of the Church of God in the early 20th century. Under his leadership, the movement expanded significantly and he was instrumental in articulating the church's doctrine and organizational structure.

Tomlinson's vision for the church included a strong emphasis on holiness, evangelism, and a connection to the experiences of the revivalist movements of that time. His tenure set the foundation for the future leadership and organizational strategies of the Church of God, making him a central figure in its history. His contributions are still recognized and respected in the church community today, solidifying his legacy as the first general overseer.