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The Lambeth Conference is convened by the [[Archbishop of Canterbury]], the most senior archbishop in the Anglican church, every ten years. He invites over 800 archbishops and bishops of all ranks from the worldwide [[Anglican Communion]] to meet for worship, study and conversation. It is called the Lambeth Conference because the Archbishop of Canterbury's palace is at Lambeth, in [[London, England]].

The '''Lambeth Conference''' is convened by the [[Archbishop of Canterbury]], the most senior archbishop in the Anglican church, every ten years. He invites over 800 archbishops and bishops of all ranks from the worldwide [[Anglican Communion]] to meet for worship, study and conversation. It is called the Lambeth Conference because the Archbishop of Canterbury's palace is at Lambeth, in [[London, England]].

Bishops from other churches held to be 'in communion' with the Anglican church, including bishops from the [[Episcopal Church]] in the United States and a number of guests from other faiths, are also invites.

Bishops from other churches held to be 'in communion' with the Anglican church, including bishops from the [[Episcopal Church]] in the United States and a number of guests from other faiths, are also invites.