Justin Welby has been Archbishop of Canterbury since 2013. His interest and experience in financial matters have their roots in his work, prior to ordination, as Group Treasurer of an oil company. As a parish priest in the Midlands he chaired an NHS trust; and more recently he served on the Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards, investigating the 2008 financial crash.

An attractive, accessible and provocative book that offers a thoughtful Christian perspective on how to make money serve grace.

• Foreword by Jean VanierIntroduction1 What we value2 What we measure controls us3 What we have we hold4 What we receive we treat as ours5 What we give we gain6 What we master brings us joyNotesAcknowledgementsIndex

Justin Welby has been Archbishop of Canterbury since 2013. His interest and experience in financial matters have their roots in his work, prior to ordination, as Group Treasurer of an oil company. As a parish priest in the Midlands he chaired an NHS trust; and more recently he served on the Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards, investigating the 2008 financial crash.

An attractive, accessible and provocative book that offers a thoughtful Christian perspective on how to make money serve grace.

• Foreword by Jean VanierIntroduction1 What we value2 What we measure controls us3 What we have we hold4 What we receive we treat as ours5 What we give we gain6 What we master brings us joyNotesAcknowledgementsIndex

Justin Welby has been Archbishop of Canterbury since 2013. His interest and experience in financial matters have their roots in his work, prior to ordination, as Group Treasurer of an oil company. As a parish priest in the Midlands he chaired an NHS trust; and more recently he served on the Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards, investigating the 2008 financial crash.

An attractive, accessible and provocative book that offers a thoughtful Christian perspective on how to make money serve grace.

• Foreword by Jean VanierIntroduction1 What we value2 What we measure controls us3 What we have we hold4 What we receive we treat as ours5 What we give we gain6 What we master brings us joyNotesAcknowledgementsIndex