01/01/2012
Looking Forward, Looking Back: The people of All Souls Langham Place, London, remember a significant 20th-century preacher, their former Rector John Stott, who died in 2011.
"Looking forward, Looking back." The people of All Souls Langham Place in the heart of London remember a significant 20th Century preacher their own former Rector John Stott who died in 2011 and was a prophet in his own time. John Stott enjoyed an international ministry with thousands flocking to All Souls from across the world. His love for making the bible accessible and for helping people understand its call on their own lives was expressed through his many books and influence upon Christian communities across the world. With the All Souls Orchestra and Prom Praise Choir and congregation directed by Noel Tredinnick. Organist: Oliver Nicolson. Preacher: Hugh Palmer (Rector) with David Turner (Lay Reader).
Producer: Philip Billson.
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