Can Christians be rich?

We talk money and business with Christian entrepreneurs Shell Perris and Gary Spicer

The UK has a rich heritage of Christian philanthropy. The Church pioneered some of the earliest hospitals and schools, and when the industrial revolution took hold, Christian entrepreneurs such as George Cadbury, Joseph Rowntree and Edward Guinness used the wealth created by their businesses to bring about social reform. Faith-based charities from The Children’s Society to Trussell Trust continue to be at the forefront of tackling social need – and are often funded by donors with deep Christian convictions.