The Archbishops of Canterbury

The Archbishops of Canterbury are the senior bishops in the Church of England, serving as spiritual leaders and representatives of Anglicanism worldwide. The Archbishop of Canterbury is the principal figurehead, overseeing church doctrine, fostering unity among Christian denominations, and serving as a key advisor to the British monarch on religious matters. They lead the spiritual life of millions and play a vital role in promoting social justice and community welfare. As a historic and influential figure, the Archbishop of Canterbury combines religious duties with diplomatic and ecumenical functions, symbolizing the church's mission and continuity.