A jolt went through Christendom with the passing of the Rev John Stott last week. The former chaplain to the Queen was rector of one of London's best-known churches and more than 8 million copies of his books have been sold. He had an international influence and a global following, evidenced by the floods of tributes still finding their way onto the internet. The archbishop of Canterbury said Stott had "helped to change the face of evangelicalism internationally".
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