John Stott (1921–2011) was an influential Anglican pastor, theologian, author, and evangelical leader whose ministry helped shape Christianity around the world. For many years he served at All Souls Church, Langham Place, London, while contributing extensively to global evangelical mission and biblical teaching. Stott wrote with clarity on the gospel, the cross, discipleship, preaching, mission, and Christian engagement with society. His best-known books include The Cross of Christ and Basic Christianity, both widely read across denominational traditions. Combining careful biblical exposition with practical application, Stott encouraged Christians to hold together faithful belief, thoughtful discipleship, compassionate service, and commitment to Christ.
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