Love Thy Colleague - Being Authentically Christian At Work



Author: William Morris - 2017
Publisher: Monarch Books
Format: Paperback
ISBN: 9780857217165
£3.50 + p&p. (total: £7.45)

Condition: As New
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Love Thy Colleague – Being Authentically Christian at Work (2017)
By William Morris
Published by Monarch Books – ISBN: 9780857217165
Condition: As New (yes, improbably pristine, even by Crappy Old Books standards)

Most workplace guides tell you how to manage your email inbox, survive meetings, or “network like a pro.” This one, however, suggests something far more radical: being a decent human being. William Morris (no, not the wallpaper guy, though admittedly the thought of floral cubicles is nice) takes on the tricky question of how to live out Christian faith in the fluorescent-lit, coffee-fueled battleground we call the office.

In Love Thy Colleague, you’ll find reflections on handling stress, ambition, gossip, and the temptation to throw your stapler at Barry from Accounts—all filtered through a lens of authenticity, spirituality, and a bit of plain common sense. It’s not about slapping piety on your PowerPoint slides; it’s about bringing kindness, integrity, and compassion to the 9-to-5 grind.

This copy is in As New condition. That means: no bent spine, no coffee rings, no passive-aggressive highlights left by a previous reader. It looks like it’s never even been cracked open—which, let’s be honest, may say something about the original owner’s approach to workplace holiness.

Monarch’s tidy paperback design keeps things professional, while inside Morris keeps things practical. Think of it as a manual for office survival, only instead of “synergy” and “paradigm shifts,” you get humility, grace, and the occasional gentle nudge toward better behavior.

So here it is: a guide to being authentically Christian at work, wrapped in a paperback so crisp you’ll feel bad carrying it to your cubicle. Available from Crappy Old Books, where even office spirituality somehow manages to show up As New.

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