Introduction : putting Christianity and capitalism in their place
The rise of "boss Christians" and their engagements with state power
Of manners, morals and modernity : cosmopolitan desires and the remaking of Christian identity
The business of religion in the "Wenzhou model" of Christian revival
Gendered agency, gender hierarchy and religious identity making
Conversion to urban citizenship : rural migrant workers' participation in Wenzhou Christianity
Conclusion : religious revivalism as a moral discourse of modernity.