Introduction: The body of St Cuthbert Tim Hutchings and Joanne McKenzie -- Material analysis and the study of religion David Morgan Part 1. Production -- From production to performance: Candles, creativity and connectivity - Marion Bowman --Blessed food from Jalarām’s kitchen: Narrative, continuity and service among Jalarām Bāpā devotees in London - Martin Wood --Music and materialism: The emergence of alternative Muslim lifestyle cultures in Britain - Carl Morris -- Augmented graves and virtual Bibles: Digital media and material religion - Tim Hutchings -- Part 2. Classification -- Art works: A relational rather than representational understanding of art and buildings - Graham Harvey --Im/material objects: Relics, gestured signs, and the substance of the immaterial - Timothy Carroll -- ‘An altar inside a circle’: Climate activists and green Christians ritualising and relating to place and planet - Maria Nita -- The significance of secular sacred space in the formation of British atheist identities -Janet Eccles and Rebecca Catto -- Part 3. Circulation -- Death in material and mental culture - Douglas J. Davies --Religion materialised in the everyday: Young people’s attitudes towards material expressions of religion - Elisabeth Arweck -- Mobilising Mecca: Reassembling blessings at the museum - Steph Berns -- Matter challenging words: From ‘angel talisman’ to ‘prayer ornament’ - Terhi Utriainen -- Afterword: Materiality, lived religion, and the challenges of "going back to the things themselves" - Manuel Vásquez