In John Stott's lightning tour of the world, we make sixteen stops and meet seventeen people. They are very different from each other: men and women, from the recent and distant past, African, Asian, European and American, lay people and clergy, explorers, bishops and evangelists, missionaries, scholars, authors, doctors and martyrs.
'But all of them have either been committed followers of Jesus Christ or have come under his influence and inspiration,' writes John Stott. 'Each of them also has something to teach us; I believe their lessons will enrich our lives.'
