Aa successfil businesswoman, Julia Ogilvy knows about breaking through glass ceilings. Now the wife of James Ogilvy, whose mother, Princess Alexandra, is the Queen’s first cousin, has produced a book on the prejudice suffered by woman in the Christian Churches. Women in Waiting: prejudice at the heart of the Church (out in March, Bloomsbury Continuum, £14.99) is a collection of interviews with 12 notable Christian women, including the presiding bishop of the US Episcopal Church, Katharine Jefferts Schori; the dean of York, the Revd Vivienne Faull; and Baroness (Helena) Kennedy QC, a Catholic who is also a trustee of The Tablet. “The concept of ‘prejudice at the heart of the Church’ is controversial but there are few contemporary issues that have caused as muc