Journalist Tim Wyatt opens the book with a thoughtful biography and exclusive interview, offering a rounded picture of her character, pastoral instincts, and leadership style.

The main body of the book comprises ten concise chapters by respected Anglican writers, each addressing a significant issue confronting the Church today. These range from spirituality, mission, unity, and safeguarding, to questions of climate responsibility, inclusion, poverty, and the Church’s public witness in a changing national and global context. The contributors write candidly yet constructively, seeking to illuminate the complexity of these challenges while maintaining a hopeful and prayerful tone.

An afterword by Rowan Williams offers perspective and solidarity from someone who has previously carried the weight of episcopal leadership. Each chapter concludes with a prayer, commending the Archbishop and the Church to God’s grace and guidance as they face an uncertain but vital season.