General Synod of the Church of England

The General Synod of the Church of England is its main decision-making body, responsible for setting policies, approving doctrines, and overseeing church life across England. Comprising bishops, clergy, and lay representatives, it meets regularly to discuss issues like doctrine, worship, and social matters. The Synod's decisions guide the church's direction and ensure it remains relevant, faithful, and accountable to its members and the wider community. It acts as a forum for dialogue and accountability, bridging church leadership with the diverse voices of its members.