General Assembly

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The term general assembly can refer to

The largest unit of organisation in the polity of a (national) Presbyterian church, containing several synods or presbyteries. Such as:
*General Assembly of the Church of Scotland.
The General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches, representing Unitarian churches in the United Kingdom.
The annual General Assembly of the Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations in the United States
The name of the legislature or lower house of the legislature in several U.S. states, including—
*Colorado General Assembly
*Connecticut General Assembly
*Delaware General Assembly
*Georgia General Assembly
*Indiana General Assembly
*Iowa General Assembly
*Kentucky General Assembly
*Maryland General Assembly
*New Jersey General Assembly
*North Carolina General Assembly
*Ohio General Assembly
*Pennsylvania General Assembly
*Rhode Island General Assembly
*South Carolina General Assembly
*Tennessee General Assembly
*Vermont General Assembly
*Virginia General Assembly
The name of the legislature in the former British colonies in North America.
A General Assembly (or meeting) of the Nova Scotia House of Assembly, the unicameral provincial legislature
The General Assembly of the New Zealand Parliament - the former name for the combined upper and lower houses of parliament and the Governor-General of New Zealand.
The general assembly or landsgemeinde of all citizens used as an institution of direct democracy in some Swiss cantons.
The United Nations General Assembly
The General Assembly of the Organization of American States
The FIA General Assembly
Generally, an official session of the members, or representative members, of a union, church, association, or similar organization.

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