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Specific examples of '''general assembly''' include:
Specific examples of '''general assembly''' include:


* General Assembly of an [[Association of churches|association]] of Baptist churches, see:
** [[List of Baptist associations]]
** [[List of Calvinistic Baptist associations]]
** [[List of Reformed Baptist associations]]
* [[General Assembly (presbyterian church)]], the highest court of presbyterian polity
* [[General Assembly (presbyterian church)]], the highest court of presbyterian polity
**[[General Assembly of the Church of Scotland]], highest court of the Church of Scotland
**[[General Assembly of the Church of Scotland]], highest court of the Church of Scotland
**[[General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland]], highest court of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland
**[[General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland]], highest court of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland
* General Assembly of an association of Baptist churches


==See also==
==See also==

Latest revision as of 16:37, 15 December 2024

A general assembly or general meeting is a meeting of all the members of an organization.

Specific examples of general assembly include:

See also