The Archbishop of Liverpool is a senior bishop in the Church of England and serves as the spiritual leader of the Diocese of Liverpool. This role involves overseeing the church's activities in the region, providing guidance to local clergy, and engaging with the community on various social issues. The archbishop also represents the diocese in national church matters. The position has a rich history, dating back to its establishment in 1880. The archbishop is part of the House of Lords and plays a significant role in the broader Anglican Communion. The current archbishop is involved in promoting interfaith dialogue and addressing contemporary challenges facing society.