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Wimber was a talented keyboardist and vocalist. He was a pianist and singer in The Paramours group, later known as The Righteous Brothers, from 1962 to 1963, as well as a manager for The Righteous Brothers during this period.
John Wimber, leader of the Vineyard movement in his lifetime, impacted the lives of thousands across the globe – and was used by God to renew the spiritual life of the 20th and 21st century Church.
Jan 12, 1998 · John Wimber, whose ministry helped spawn new theological lingo and mass Christian movements—including the Vineyard—died on November 17, the result of a fall that caused a fatal brain hemorrhage....
John Wimber began exploring Christianity in 1962 after the near breakdown of his marriage, while working as an up and coming musician, later to be involved with the popular music group ‘The Righteous Brothers.’
From John's now classic course on the Kingdom of God, MC510, at Fuller Seminary to his writings on the Christian life, we're proud to present an extensive online collection of Wimber materials.
John Wimber’s great strength was that he was a church growth analyst. That was his job. By the early 1980’s he had visited about 600 to 700 churches throughout the United States. His job was to go round, analyze the churches and help them understand why some things worked and others didn’t. It is so hard in church life to get reality.
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John Wimber understood his calling to serve as an equipper of the Church to perform the ministry of Jesus Christ, and lived his life in service to this call, in the meantime having a profound impact on numerous individuals as well as the entire Church.
