¶ The aims of Praxis
Praxis has developed three key aims:

• to enrich the practice and understanding of worship in the Church of England
• to serve congregations and clergy in their exploration of the call to worship
• to provide a forum in which different worshipping traditions of the Church can meet and interact.

¶ How we are organised
Praxis is administered by a Council which consists of people nominated by the three founding bodies, and representatives chosen by the different regional groupings. This Council meets three times a year to plan events, and develop the work of Praxis.

The Council appoints an executive committee to carry out its business and manage its agenda between meetings.
The Chair of Praxis is appointed by the Church of England's Liturgical Commission, and the Chair of the Liturgical Commission serves as the honorary president.

¶ Why the name "Praxis"?
The name Praxis comes from the Greek word for action, and has been chosen to emphasize our practical concerns; and to convey the conviction that a primary expression of Christian faith is the Church’s activity of worship.