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1. johnstott.orgJohn Stott - Official Website and Free Resources

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   Learn about the life, ministry, and ongoing influence of John Stott. Listen to sermons and explore resources from Stott's ministry.

   • Life

     John Stott (1921-2011) was a pastor to pastors, a servant of...

   • Sermons

     John Stott at Duke Divinity School: Christian Preaching in...

   • Impact

     Photo: Richard BewesCaring for Creation Today: John Stott...

   • Events

     April 27, 2021 | The Life and Legacy of John Stott, Anglican...

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     John Stott’s Legacy in Canada. by johnstott | Feb 19, 2021 |...

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     Claim your book and join John Stott in supporting the global...

   • Radio

     John Stott shows the primary purpose of prayer is not to...

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     Caring for Creation Today: John Stott and God’s World;...

2. johnstott.org › podcastPodcast - John Stott

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   The Stott Legacy Podcast. For all his public ministry and the global influence through his writing, John Stott was deeply loved as a treasured friend. All over the world, individuals remember his prayerful concern and words in season.

3. de.wikipedia.org › wiki › John_StottJohn Stott – Wikipedia

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   John Robert Walmsley Stott, CBE (* 27. April 1921 in London, England; † 27. Juli 2011 in Lingfield, Surrey [1]) war ein britischer Theologe und Priester der Church of England. Er gehörte zu den wichtigsten Theologen der evangelikalen Bewegung.

4. us.langham.org › about › john-stottAbout John Stott, Langham Partnership Founder | Langham US

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   In 1969, John Stott founded the Langham Partnership — named for Langham Place at All Souls Church in London, where Stott pastored — personally renouncing the income from his books and devoting all royalties to support the training of pastors in Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East.