Miss International Job’s Daughter is chosen each year at a pageant held during Supreme Session. Contestants representing their home jurisdictions come from all over the world to compete. There are various competitions and interviews that each contestant undergoes, and the winner will then represent Job’s Daughters International for the coming year. This year, Miss Kayleigh Pierson of Oregon was crowned as the new Miss International Job’s Daughter on July 26, 2018.
Kayleigh Pierson, PHQ Oregon
Miss International Job’s Daughter 2018-2019
| THEME | ADVENTURE AWAITS |
| Motto | You hold the key to your own adventure. |
| Mascot | Cat |
| Emblem | Keys, suitcases |
| Colors | Silver, gold, and pink |
Past Miss International Job’s Daughters
| YEAR | NAME | JURISDICTION |
| 1971 | Ruth Kam Lin Meyers | Pennsylvania |
| 1972 | Jo Ann Iles | Michigan |
| 1973 | Lori Chambers | Oklahoma |
| 1974 | Megan Dorkins Fritts | Colorado |
| 1975 | Julie Romohr | Nebraska |
| 1976 | Corinne Matthews | Alberta |
| 1977 | Cindy Buchenroth | Wyoming |
| 1978 | Laura Nona Freeman | Virginia |
| 1979 | Kimberley Fulcher | District of Columbia |
| 1980 | Nancy Cole Farace | Pennsylvania |
| 1981 | Ruth Edgar | Oklahoma |
| 1982 | Sherri Lynn Butler | Virginia |
| 1983 | Elizabeth Lee Thomas | Virginia |
| 1984 | Holly Stone | Maryland |
| 1985 | Vanessa Dickie Fowler | Queensland |
| 1986 | Michelle Kaneakua | Hawaii |
| 1987 | Stephanie Wood | Nebraska |
| 1988 | Teri Flick | Colorado |
| 1989 | Wendy Eastburn-Teal | Delaware |
| 1990 | Lonna Seibert | Maryland |
| 1991 | Lisa Cianfarani Krijnen | Ontario |
| 1992 | Jennifer Mentel Barnes | Illinois |
| 1993 | Kae Young Hamilton | Nevada |
| 1994 | Kay Weber | Washington |
| 1995 | Erin George Jespersen | Wyoming |
| 1996 | Marion Jaimee Uy-Abian | Philippines |
| 1997 | Amber Volner | South Dakota |
| 1998 | Amanda LeBlanc | Minnesota |
| 1999 | Tracy Dahl | Washington |
| 2000 | Carmen Wilson Jenkinsons | Queensland |
| 2001 | Julie Ramey | Oregon |
| 2002 | Carrie Gonsor (Resigned 10/26/2002),
Amanda Centers (Crowned 10/26/2002) |
South Dakota,
Kentucky |
| 2003 | Megan Cook | Idaho |
| 2004 | Teirnee Childers | Arizona |
| 2006 | Erin Weisshaar | Wyoming |
| 2007 | Brittney Utley | Indiana |
| 2008 | Megan Semaniuk | Alberta |
| 2009 | Anastasiya Kryzhanivska | Alberta |
| 2010 | Aline Busnardo | Goias |
| 2011 | Brianna Richards | Alberta |
| 2012 | Emily Dyer | Wisconsin |
| 2013 | Brianna Hall | Missouri |
| 2014 | Caitlyn Washington | Missouri |
| 2015 | Sarah Leeper | Nebraska |
| 2016 | Taila Gouge | Queensland |
| 2017 | Hannah Gerow | Oklahoma |
