Church of England National Assembly

The Church of England National Assembly, often referred to as the General Synod, is the governing body of the Church of England. It is responsible for making decisions on church policy, doctrine, and governance. The assembly consists of three houses: bishops, clergy, and lay members. They meet to discuss and debate important issues facing the church and to create legislation. This body plays a vital role in shaping the church's direction and spiritual life, ensuring it remains relevant to its members and society at large.