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A synod is a church assembly where clergy and sometimes laypeople gather to discuss religious matters and make decisions about church governance and doctrine. Synods matter because they allow the church community to address important issues collectively and establish guidelines that affect how the church operates and what its members believe.
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It is catalogued under topics including Christian terminology, Church councils and Episcopacy in Eastern Orthodoxy.
Its subject is documented across 56 Wikipedia language editions.
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Article · 日本語
教会会議（きょうかいかいぎ、synodもしくはcouncil）とは、教会の会議。通常はキリスト教教会が、教義や管理上の問題を話し合うために催す会議を指す。 公会議は教会全体の会議であるため（あるいはより正確には、会議の参加者たちを教会全体であるとみなす者が集めた会議であるため）にそう呼ばれる。
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