"Far too little has been written about what it means to be a Christian colleague in the workplace. Since that is where most Christians spend much of their lives, the omission is a glaring one. In this book, Will Morris fills the gap admirably. He observes the workplace with an astute pastoral eye, devotes each chapter to a different type of colleague and works out Christian responses in terms of the Parable of the Good Samaritan. Imaginatively conceived and engagingly written, Love Thy Colleague is at once confidently and openly Christian. Those hungry to know how to follow Jesus from 'nine to five' will be nourished; those who don't yet follow, will be drawn."- Nigel Biggar, Regius Professor of Moral and Pastoral Theology, and Director of the McDonald Centre for Theology, Ethics and Public Life, University of Oxford
"Few people are better qualified to write about being authentically Christian at work than William Morris, a priest at St Martin-in-the-Fields and a Director of Global Tax Policy. Grounding himself in Jesus' endlessly fascinating parable of the Good Samaritan, Morris takes the reader through a tour of the weird and wonderful people who we found ourselves working alongside and poses the challenging question: what would happen if we viewed our colleagues like neighbour in Jesus' parable? The result is a book that is insightful, witty and wise." Nick Spencer, Theos
"For too long the Church has paid only lip service to the world of work and yet this is where the majority of adults spend their waking hours. The challenge of working with an overbearing manager or a tedious colleague, or seeking to maintain one's personal integrity in the face of decidedly grey business practices pass many clergy by, but not William Morris. As an Anglican priest and an international tax-lawyer, he inhabits this world on a daily basis. As a result he brings to his writing not only a wisdom honed in the workplace, but one infused with spirituality and the insights of faith." Right Revd Robert Atwell, Bishop of Exeter