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John Stott
John R. W. Stott (1921 – 2011) is known worldwide as a preacher, evangelist, author, and theologian. For 66 years he served All Souls Church, Langham Place, in London, England, where he pioneered effective urban evangelistic and pastoral ministry. During these years he authored more than 50 books, and served as one of the original Contributing Editors for Christianity Today. Stott had a global vision and built strong relationships with church leaders outside the West in the Majority World. A hallmark of Stott's ministry was his vision for expository biblical preaching that addresses the hearts and minds of contemporary men and women. In 1969 he founded a trust that eventually became Langham Partnership International (www.langham.org), a ministry that continues his vision of partnership with the Majority World Church. Stott was honored by Time magazine in 2005 as one of the "100 Most Influential People in the World."
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- Walking Together to GloryAnother evangelical hero and architect of the movement reflects on Graham's life and legacy.John R. W. Stott|
- John Stott: A Uniter and a DividerA new biography portrays both the evangelist's triumphs and his frustrations.Collin Hansen|
- John Stott: Four Ways Christians Can Influence the WorldHow we can be salt and light.John R. W. Stott|
- John Stott on Singleness"Uncle John" explains why he stayed single for 90 years.John Stott and Al Hsu|
- Global Reactions to John Stott's DeathN.T. Wright, David Zac Niringiye, and others offer more reflection on the legacy of the worldwide leader.Chris Norton|
- Leaders and Friends Remember John StottWhat Billy Graham, Mark Noll, John Piper, and others are saying about the life and ministry of John Stott.Compiled by Chris Norton|
