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Wellington Boone Ministries

Bishop Wellington Boone

Spiritual father to consecrated Christians. Fifty years building leaders, churches, and a biblical worldview for the nations.

Bishop Wellington Boone, formal portrait
Years in Ministry
50+
Fellowship of International Churches
Founder
Coalition on Revival
President
Bishop Boone during a television interview

Who He Is

A pastor to pastors, a father to leaders.

Born in Atlantic City in 1948 and converted at twenty-five after a dramatic encounter with Jesus Christ, Wellington Boone was ordained in 1973 and began holding multiracial gatherings in Richmond-area hotels. Over the next two decades he planted churches, founded a campus ministry that reached more than fifty colleges, and built Manna Christian Fellowship into a hub of cross-denominational prayer credited with helping change the spiritual climate of Richmond.

In 1994 the elders of Manna conferred on him the title of Bishop and founded the Fellowship of International Churches in covenant with him. In 1995 he moved to Atlanta and founded The Father's House, which he pastored for twenty years. Since 2022 he has served as President of the Coalition on Revival, carrying forward a legacy of biblical inerrancy and worldview.

Read the Full Story

“Ranked by George Barna and Harry Jackson Jr. as the #1 Black American leader in racial reconciliation of the 20th century.”

As ranked by George Barna and Harry Jackson Jr. — cited as a third-party assessment, not a first-person claim. [CONFIRM WITH RAMON: source publication]

Latest

From the ministry

Latest Book

My Journey with God

His autobiography — from Atlantic City and the Army to Richmond, Atlanta, and a fellowship of churches across the nations. Told in his own voice.

Latest Message

Consecration and Unity: Path to Revival

From the New Heights Network. [CONFIRM WITH RAMON: featured video]

From the Field

Thailand & the Netherlands

Bishop Boone and his wife Margarette recently ministered to leaders in Thailand and the Netherlands, continuing the Fellowship's work among the nations. Ministry in Thailand

Partner With the Work

Fifty years of building leaders. The work continues.

Gifts support the training of pastors, international outreach, and the preservation of a half-century of teaching.

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