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William Crawley | 14:28 UK time, Thursday, 28 July 2011

'Time Magazine named him alongside Nelson Mandela and Bill Gates in its "most influential people" list of 2005. He was once described by Billy Graham as the "most respected clergyman in the world today". And his leadership of the evangelical movement helped move it from a rather narrow-minded fundamentalism after the Second World War, to the fastest growing section of global Christianity it is today. John Stott, the former Rector of All Souls Church, Langham Place, London, and one of the most significant Christian leaders of the 20th century, died on 27th July 2011 aged 90.'


to John Stott from the (John Stott Ministries). On Sunday, we'll look back on the life and legacy of the man described bt Christianity Today as the 'architect of twentieth-century evangelicalism'.

Other tributes have been published on the website of including the thoughts and memories of his successors at All Souls: Michael Baughen, Richard Bewes and Hugh Palmer.

A video obituary has been published on

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Comments

  • Comment number 1.

    Outstanding man of faith.

  • Comment number 2.

    Will,

    Many thanks for the warm tributes to John Stott on today's Sunday Sequence. He was indeed an outstanding evangelical, with a love for the Lord, the Scriptures and the Church of Jesus Christ that was an example to us all.

    His lasting legacy will surely be through his extensive writings, no doubt including the commentary series he edited, with the accurate and affirming title: 'THE BIBLE SPEAKS TODAY'.

  • Comment number 3.

    He was indeed an outstanding evangelical, with a love for the Lord, the Scriptures and the Church of Jesus Christ that was an example to us all.

    As far as I'm aware he was pro science and rejected young Earth crerationism, so perhaps not.

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