John Stott Dies Aged 90
The notice issued by the Lausanne Movement on the death of John Stott in July 2011. It records the date and place of his death and the main offices he held, from the organisation of which he was honorary chairman.
The release says that Stott died at Lingfield, Surrey, on 27 July 2011; that he was appointed rector of All Souls Church, Langham Place, London, in 1950 at the age of 29 and became rector emeritus in 1975; that he was the chief architect of the Lausanne Covenant and remained honorary chairman of the movement until his death; that the Langham Partnership is perhaps his major legacy; and that in 1982 he founded the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity.
It is an obituary notice written by colleagues, not a contemporary document of the events of 1974. The wiki cites it only for the date of his death and for the offices named. The site may refuse automated requests; the page opens in an ordinary browser.