General Assembly of the Church of God

The General Assembly of the Church of God is a significant gathering of church leaders and members within the Church of God denomination, which is a Christian movement emphasizing holiness and the work of the Holy Spirit. This assembly meets typically every two years to discuss theological issues, set policies, plan programs, and promote unity among congregations. It serves as a platform for decision-making that affects the global church community and reflects their shared beliefs and mission. Overall, it plays a crucial role in shaping the direction and governance of the Church of God.