"John R. W. Stott is the most significant and influential evangelical leader in England during the second half of the twentieth century. His reputation as a pastor, preacher, theologian and missionary statesman extends around the world, and his writings, which now span a full fifty years, have been widely published and translated." "This bibliography is the first attempt to compile a complete account of John Stott's writings, including books he has written or edited or to which he has contributed, his booklets and pamphlets, his contributions to periodicals, and his prayers, verse and hymns." "For those who have followed and appreciated the work and ministry of John Stott, this bibliography will be a treasured map of his active life as a leader, writer and expositor of Scripture. For teachers, theological researchers and libraries, this bibliography is a unique and valuable resource. For historians of modern Christianity, this bibliography is a sine qua non for tracing the contribution of a leading figure in the transatlantic and worldwide movement of evangelicalism."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved