Q Marks the Spot 192 (December 2024)
Sacred Treasure Philip Jenkins is a widely respected and important Church Historian. His recent blog is fascinating and chilling … How America’s Late Imperial Wars Reshaped Religion at Home 5 things the global church tha the western church tends not to… if such vast generalisations are possible, of course. My boss Paul was back in […]
26. Frances Whitehead
Frances Whitehead worked for over 50 years as John Stott’s secretary, administrator and amanuensis.
25. Chris Wright and Tayo Arikawe
In 2001, John Stott invited Chris Wright to lead what became Langham Partnership. In 2021, Tayo Arikawe took over.
24. Dr Ajith Fernando
Brought up in a Christian home in Sri Lanka, Ajith Fernando found in John Stott a model and mentor.
23. Dr Marcelo Vargas
Having met at a conference in Brazil, Marcelo Vargas’s whole life and work in his native Bolivia has been influenced by John Stott
21. / 22. Prof John Wyatt
John Wyatt, a medical professor and ethicist was mentored by John Stott as a student.
20. Rico Tice
Rico Tice is a passionate evangelist known on university campuses around the world.
19. Dr Elaine Storkey
Elaine Storkey is a philosopher and sociologist who succeed John Stott as director of LICC.
17. / 18. Bp Timothy Dudley-Smith
Timothy Dudley-Smith was a prolific hymn writer, bishop and John Stott’s close friend and biographer.
16. José de Segovia
José de Segovia is a Madrid-based journalist with a particular interest in arts and culture. He was mentored for years by John Stott.
15. Dr Laura Yoder
Laura Meitzner Yoder is a Professor at Wheaton College where she holds the John Stott Chair of Human Needs and Global Resources.
14. Ted Schroder
Originally from New Zealand, Ted Schroder served with John Stott at All Souls from 1967-1975.
