Serving the “Prince of Peace”
Rula Mansour has a vision for peace. From a young age she grew up in a mixed community with both…
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Frances Whitehead, John Stott’s ‘right hand’, ‘promoted to glory’
On Saturday 1 June Frances Whitehead, John Stott’s secretary of nearly 60 years, died peacefully at home at the age…
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“He who knows how to cry…” – Reflections on the Sri Lanka attacks
Because Langham is called to serve in places where God’s people are under pressure and in poverty, our leaders and…
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Chris Wright’s Word on the World: ‘Though the earth give way’
I read in the New York Times some weeks ago that there are increasing numbers of young couples getting married with…
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Breaking new ground in challenging Serbia
In Serbia, a Balkan country with a population of 7 million, there are just 10,000 evangelical Christians. The main religion…
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‘Langham helped me stay in the message’
Pastor Bo leads a growing church in a remote province of Cambodia near the Thai border, where Buddhism is the…
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A Birthday Remembrance of John Stott
John Stott, or Uncle John as so many affectionately refer to him, would have been 92 this coming Saturday, April…
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Remembering John Stott…One Year Later
27th July is the anniversary of the death of John Stott. I write this, one year on, from Dale, Pembrokeshire,…
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Memorial and Thanksgiving Service for John Stott, St. Paul’s Cathedral, January 13, 2012
London, UK – January 23, 2012 A life that still speaks; a vision that inspires. The majestic stone columns and…
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Slavic Bible Commentary launched
Landmark commentary launched in Ukraine – the first edition has already sold out Christian leaders from Russia and the Ukraine…
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