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Andrew Wommack announces succession plan for Charis Bible College, says he's not leaving yet

Charis Bible College, which turns 30 this year, is the first entity in Andrew Wommack’s stable of evangelical Christian ministries to enact a multiphased succession plan. The college announced ...
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Andrew Wommack Ministries pays $21 million for new headquarters, college expansion

Editor's note: This article has been updated to reflect that AWMI paid $21 million for the Sturman Industries site. Andrew Wommack Ministries said Wednesday that it has completed the purchase of its ...
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Lawsuit against Andrew Wommack Ministries over COVID-19 orders dropped following Supreme Court ruling

State and local public health departments on Friday dropped a lawsuit against Woodland Park-based Andrew Wommack Ministries over its alleged lack of compliance with COVID-19 health orders during ...
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Andrew Wommack Ministries to relocate Colorado Springs headquarters, TV studio to Woodland Park

An anticipated property acquisition will enable Andrew Wommack Ministries to relocate its corporate headquarters and television studio from Colorado Springs to Woodland Park, build housing for its ...
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Andrew Wommack’s ministry focuses on healing, prosperity and conservative politics

Andrew Wommack says 1968 was when “God rang my bell.” “God’s love consumed me,” says the Woodland Park preacher, who says God has led him, step by step, ever since. After his Army service in Vietnam, ...
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Charis Bible College to start building student housing, as founder Andrew Wommack says, 'We want to be a constructive part of the community'

WOODLAND PARK • Pending local government approval, construction of on-campus housing for about one-third of students at Charis Bible College will start in April, founder Andrew Wommack announced ...