The Bishop of Coventry is a senior cleric in the Church of England, overseeing the Diocese of Coventry. This role involves spiritual leadership, pastoral care, and administrative responsibilities within the diocese, which covers parts of the West Midlands. The bishop also plays a significant role in the wider church community and engages in various social and community issues. The position has historical significance, with the first bishop appointed in 1918. The bishop's seat, or cathedra, is located in the Coventry Cathedral, which is known for its modern architecture and artistic features, especially after the original cathedral was destroyed during World War II.