The Bishop of Ipswich is a suffragan bishop in the Church of England, serving within the Diocese of Norwich. This role was established in 1884 to assist the Bishop of Norwich in pastoral and administrative duties, particularly in the eastern region of England. The bishop's responsibilities include supporting local parishes and engaging with the community. The Bishop of Ipswich is part of the Anglican Communion and plays a vital role in the spiritual leadership of the area. The position has seen various bishops over the years, each contributing to the growth and development of the church in Suffolk and beyond.