"Their Call to Service: A Study in the Partnership of Business and Religion" explores the intersection of faith and commerce in the early 20th century. Philip E. Howard examines the ethical responsibilities of business leaders and the role of religious principles in shaping corporate practices. This book offers insights into how business leaders can integrate their faith with their professional lives, promoting ethical conduct and social responsibility.

Highlighting examples of successful partnerships between religious organizations and businesses, Howard argues for a more conscientious approach to capitalism. The work provides a historical perspective on the evolving relationship between business and religion, offering valuable lessons for contemporary leaders seeking to create a more ethical and socially conscious business environment.

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