This fascinating book is a history of Stand Chapel, a Unitarian church in Manchester, England. Herford, the church's longtime minister, provides a detailed account of its founding and growth, as well as the various controversies and challenges it faced over the years. Through it all, he eloquently articulates the chapel's core values of liberal theology and social justice, making this a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of progressive religion.

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