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Biography of John Stott, Vol. 2

Timothy Dudley-Smith
Date posted: 1 Sep 2001

Towards the end of the 1950s, Richard Bowdler left the staff of All Souls, Langham Place, and the ministry of 'Chaplain to the Stores' passed to Michael Harper.

He was a Londoner (the family home had been in Welbeck Street) and he had long been an occasional visitor to All Souls. He was converted to Christ in his first year at Cambridge, and during the vacations had alternated between All Souls and Westminster Chapel.

Notes to Growing Christians

A summary of an address given at the fourth conference of Essentially Evangelical on the future for evangelicals

David Jackman
Date posted: 1 Jul 2000

The fourth conference of 'Essentially Evangelical' met at High Leigh in mid-June, attended by a wide range of evangelicals. Here is a summary of the vision-setting address given by David Jackman, Director of the Cornhill Training Course, at the end of the consultation.

'Essentially Evangelical' was born in 1997, at a conference in Bawtry Hall, which drew together a number of leaders across the spectrum.

Dr Watson returns from an Easter service

Jonathan Skinner
Date posted: 1 Apr 1999

After 2,000 years the events of the first Easter still remain an enigma. How might Sherlock Holmes have tackled the issue?

As I entered the room, Sherlock Holmes sat in his usual chair, his long legs extended, puffing his pipe in a most thoughtful fashion.

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