Contributor Biographies Foreword: Professor Anthony Reddie Prelude: ‘You Are What You’re Born’ by Luke Larner Section 1: ‘The Almighty has done great things for me’: Intersectional Experiences of Class and the Church 1: ‘Feckless Faith: Why the relationship between class and Christian faith is a justice issue’ by Luke Larner 2: ‘Wandering in the wilderness: education, class and dislocation’ by Ruth Harley 3: ‘Race, Class, and Caste: The Church’s Triangle of Tragedy’ by Rajiv Sidhu Section 2: 'Lifting up the lowly’: Class and Leadership in Mission and Ministry 4: ‘Consider Your Own Call: Class, Discernment, and the Church of England’ by Katherine Long 5: ‘Resisting Coloniality: Class, Pentecostalism and Contemporary Leadership in the Church in England’ by Selina Stone Section 3: ‘Casting down the mighty from their thrones’: Class, Solidarity, and the Struggle for the Common Good 6: ‘Bullshit Jobs: The Church and the Precariat’ by Sally Mann 7: ‘Recovering the Radical: Lessons of Class Solidarity through a case study from the Iona Community’ by Victoria Turner 8: ‘Class in the Classroom: Social Class and Theological Education’ By Eve Parker 9: Conclusion: ‘The Spirit and Struggling for Solidarity’ By Luke Larner Afterword: Professor Joerg Rieger