1. My World: The Context of the Docklands. 2. 'After Industrial mission' - Why we still need workplace chaplaincy?. 3. Multifaith Chaplaincy. 4. Ethics/values/culture/wisdom. 5. Understanding mission in the context of chaplaincy. 6. Why faith communities need chaplains and why chaplains need faith communities. Conclusion: Open questions.
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'Contains a depth of understanding that combines sharp analysis of the complex coming together of faiths and workplaces in a global economy, facing the key issues (including the awkward ones), and offering wise ways through them.' - David F. Ford, Regius Professor of Divinity Emeritus, University of Cambridge
'Drawing on the profundity of her own Christian faith and humble respect for the faiths of others, Fiona Stewart-Darling has accumulated extensive wisdom and experience in building a multi-faith chaplaincy in the very successful but very challenging business environment of Canary Wharf. This account is a uniquely rich source of guidance for those on the journey to recognise and integrate faith more fully as a key ingredient in our working lives and in our capacity to contribute to society.' - Sir David Walker, former Chairman of the Multi-faith Chaplaincy