Church Assembly

The Church Assembly refers to a gathering of representatives from different Christian denominations in a specific area, usually for discussions related to faith, worship, and community issues. It serves as a platform for dialogue, cooperation, and decision-making on matters affecting churches and their members, such as social justice, outreach, and interfaith relations. By bringing together diverse perspectives, the assembly aims to foster unity and address challenges faced by the church in society, promoting a collaborative approach to faith-based initiatives and communal well-being.