Religious Council

A Religious Council is a governing body within a faith community responsible for overseeing religious practices, policies, and the spiritual well-being of its members. It typically comprises religious leaders or representatives who make decisions on doctrinal issues, organize worship events, and address ethical or community concerns. The council ensures that the community's religious standards are upheld, provides guidance, and promotes unity and growth within the faith. Essentially, it functions as a leadership authority that helps maintain the integrity and mission of the religious organization.