Convocations and Church Assembly system

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The Convocations and Church Assembly system was the earlier representative governing structure of the Church of England that combined the historic clerical convocations with a national Church Assembly before being replaced by the General Synod.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf governing structure of the Church of England
representative church governance system
aimsTo provide representative governance for the Church of England
appliesTo Church of England
basedOn historic clerical convocations
characteristic combination of clerical convocations with lay representation
church Church of England
combines Church Assembly
Convocation of Canterbury
Convocation of York
country United Kingdom
governanceType synodical government
governs church discipline in the Church of England
church legislation in the Church of England
doctrine of the Church of England
worship of the Church of England
hasComponent House of Bishops
House of Clergy
House of Laity
hasLanguage English
historicalPeriod 20th century
includes national Church Assembly
predecessorOf General Synod
surface form: General Synod of the Church of England

modern synodical government of the Church of England
religion Anglicanism
replacedBy General Synod
surface form: General Synod of the Church of England
represents bishops of the Church of England
clergy of the Church of England
laity of the Church of England
scope national church governance
successorOf Convocations and Church Assembly system

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General Synod precededBy Convocations and Church Assembly system