Carol Wimber-Wong (1937-2025): Faith, grace and prophecy in the Vineyard and beyond
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John & Debby Wright2025-01-31T16:29:00
Carol Wimber-Wong co-founded the Vineyard Church alongside her late husband, John Wimber. Together, they transformed a small gathering into a global movement. Carol’s unwavering faith, deep love for Jesus and dedication for serving the marginalised have left an indelible mark on the body of Christ, say John & Debby Wright.
Carol Wimber-Wong was a founding member of the Vineyard Church, which, under the leadership of her late husband, John, grew from a small gathering to a global movement spanning dozens of countries. After John’s passing in 1997, she later married Ken Wong, who now survives her.
On January 3, 2025, Carol peacefully went to be with the Lord, leaving behind a legacy of faith and ministry.
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