From England-
I am sometimes asked why I use my role in the House of Lords to speak up for other faiths as well as Christianity.
In response, I usually describe the nature of the Established Church
and explain that bishops are not just concerned with the interests of
Anglicans, but seek to serve and care for all people and especially
those whose voices are suppressed or marginalised, whether in England or
elsewhere.
The Bench of Bishops in the House of Lords is the only group
which can claim something akin to a ‘constituency’. Each one of us
serves in a diocese and as such we are out and about on a daily basis.
We have a presence on the ground in virtually every community; many of
our churches run food banks, lunch clubs, toddler groups, have
bereavement visitors and even debt advice centres.
More here-
https://www.politicshome.com/news/uk/foreign-affairs/opinion/house-lords/105819/bishop-st-albans-my-role-speak-other-faiths-well
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