The Church has a long history of working across faiths to ensure community cohesion, with most dioceses having an interfaith adviser. The Church supports the work of the Church Urban Fund and Near Neighbours, whose central aim is to promote interfaith understanding and stronger community cohesion. The Church has also established a working group with the bishops to promote community cohesion in response to political polarisation.

Acknowledged the Church’s ability to bring communities together and inquired about how the Church can strengthen dialogue, support cohesion, and help communities resist division.

Inquired about the Church of England’s plans regarding Project Spire and whether resources could be better spent on saving historic churches.

Asked about the discussions the Church of England has had with the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport on the second round of applications for the places of worship renewal fund.

Responded to inquiries about Project Spire, noting it is funded by the commissioners’ own income and not parish collections. Emphasised the importance of interfaith dialogue and the Church's commitment to reconciliation. Also mentioned discussions with the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport regarding the places of worship renewal fund and the distribution of £1.6 billion to support Church ministry and mission.