Sacred College of the Autocephalous Nazarene Church

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Sacred College of the Autocephalous Nazarene Church of Alexandria
Abbreviation	SCANCA
Motto	Fides, Ratio, Concordia (Faith, Reason, Harmony)
Formation	1612 AN (Imperial period) 1652 AN (Reorganized)
Type	Ecclesiastical legislative body
Legal status	Active
Purpose/focus	Church governance and policy formation
Headquarters	Hall of Councils, Geneva
Region served	International Alexandrian Nazarene community
Membership	224 members (1735 AN)
Official languages	Alexandrian
President	Archbishop Boniface VII
Main organ	General Assembly
Parent organization	Autocephalous Nazarene Church of Alexandria
Affiliations	Holy See of St. Natsanet

The Sacred College of the Autocephalous Nazarene Church of Alexandria (Audente: Collegium Sacrum Ecclesiae Nazarenus Alexandriae) is the principal legislative and deliberative assembly of the Autocephalous Nazarene Church of Alexandria. Established during the imperial period and significantly reformed following Alexandria's collapse, the Sacred College functions as both a parliamentary body for church governance and an advisory council to the Archbishop of Geneva.

The College meets in regular session annually at the Hall of Councils in Geneva, with extraordinary sessions convened as necessary to address urgent matters. As the church's senior representative assembly, the Sacred College plays a crucial role in establishing ecclesiastical policy, approving major liturgical and administrative changes, and providing institutional continuity across periods of transition.

See also

• Autocephalous Nazarene Church of Alexandria
• Archbishop of Geneva
• Holy See of St. Natsanet
• Alexandrian Curia