The contribution of Rev Dr John Stott (1921–2011) to the post-war restoration the classic evangelical synthesis of preaching ...

There were moments of poignant reflection but also much laughter and thanksgiving at the funeral of John Stott on Monday, August 8. All Souls Langham Place, Stott's beloved church in London, was ...

In lieu of flowers, friends may send memorial gifts to Langham Partnership USA (founded by John Stott), PO Box 189, Cave Creek, AZ 85327-9932 or the Benevolent Care Fund at Windsor Park.

A former chaplain to the late Queen is among four priests who have had their licences suspended by the Church following a damning abuse report.. The Diocese of London has withdrawn permission to ...

Many future church leaders and theologians attended these utterly elitist camps at one time or another, including David Sheppard, bishop of Liverpool from 1975 to 1997; the celebrated conservative ...

As Tim Keller has said in commending Langham’s work, “John Stott foresaw the rise of Christianity in the Global South before most anybody. He got there and saw the need for training. ...

Stott was born just two months before the Duke of Edinburgh in 1921, when the world was still recovering from the Great War and a global pandemic. He was appointed curate at All Souls Church, Langham ...

In 2005, Stott was named by Time magazine as one of the 100 most influential people in the world. Stott died in 2011, having established many ongoing international organisations including Langham ...

John Stott was born in 1921 in London. He was naturally gifted, possessing a brilliant mind, an amazing memory and an extraordinary self-discipline. John was brought to a living faith in Christ at ...

The Langham Partnership was founded John Stott, with the aim of training Christian pastors and lay leaders in biblical preaching through practical workshops and bible study groups. "We organise ...