Bishop Wellington Boone is an author, speaker, president of Coalition on Revival (COR), president of the Boone Foundation, and chief prelate of the Fellowship of International Churches, which he and his leaders founded in 1994 to develop local churches and Bible schools worldwide based on strong biblical principles. He is a nationally respected Christian speaker and has been a pastor for almost 50 years. When he became president of Coalition on Revival in 2022, he succeeded Dr. Jay Grimstead, founder of COR, known for his leadership in mobilizing theologians to create 42 major theological documents on biblical worldview and Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy.

A major theme of Bishop Boone’s ministry is “Eternity Training,” which he also explains as "Living Life with Eternity in View.” His perspective on racial reconciliation, for example, is based on how God sees it and how God views our response to racism.

Each of us is on a personal pathway straight into the face of God. When you are in Christ and operating in the power of the Holy Spirit, you seek to demonstrate the character of Christlikeness. Great things are happening in your life every day. When trials come, you recognize that every struggle becomes an opportunity for learning lessons to qualify you for future responsibilities—in this world and the next. God is your priority forever.

Since the 1990s he has written several popular and authoritative Bible-centered books that are available on Amazon. Topics include racial reconciliation, servant leadership; personal prayer, fasting, and consecration; marriage, Holy Ghost friendship, dare to hope, and spiritual revival. In public policy, he stands for the principles of creative order in Genesis, which include marriage, gender at birth, and sanctity of life in the womb.

Bishop Wellington Boone is a dynamic and sought-after speaker and a trusted spiritual father who has been developing strong moral leaders for nearly 50 years. He has served on boards of major Christian ministries and he shares his leadership insights from the Bible in all of his books. He is an international ministry leader, bestselling author, featured speaker for CBN, TBN, MorningStar, Regent University, Focus on the Family, Promise Keepers, Salvation Army, World Changers, and other major organizations and denominations.

Researcher George Barna and his co-author Harry Jackson, Jr., rate Bishop Boone as one of the leading Black Americans of the 20th century.

He has founded service ministries such as Goshen Learning Centers in Africa, Global Outreach Campus Ministries, Kingmakers (women's association), and Network of Politically Active Christians . He lives out his message of humility and Christ-like servanthood with Katheryn, his wife of 46 years, three grown children, and his grandchildren.

Life Themes of Bishop Wellington Boone

 Celebrating Families  Training Leaders  Reaching the World

Endorsements and Book Reviews

Publisher's Weekly review of Your Wife Is Not Your Momma (Doubleday)

Bishop Wellington Boone, "a nationally recognized pastor and speaker at Promise Keeper rallies, paints an engaging portrait of God's master plan for marriage relationships. The message is simple and, although directed at husbands, is for everyone, married couples, singles and divorcees."

Publisher's Weekly review of Low Road to New Heights (Doubleday; WaterBrook Multnomah)

"This slim book is full of useful hints, designed to help readers actually follow Jesus' example of humility. . . . But this is not merely a religious how-to. Boone also threads musings on biblical stories throughout. . . . He draws on more recent historical personages, such as Harriet Tubman, in showing that humility does not make one a doormat."

Charisma Magazine review of Low Road to New Heights

"In his challenging and inspiring book The Low Road to New Heights, Wellington Boone identifies the source that often leads Christians to feel depressed and defeated in their lives, offering spiritual heights therapy to recover from the common curse of 'self'--pride. Humility, prayer and leading by serving remove pride."

New Man Magazine review of Breaking Through (Broadman & Holman, 1996)

"To the uninitiated, the term 'worm training' may conjure up bizarre images of iron-pumping invertebrates. But to those who have heard the energetic messages of Christian teacher and pastor Wellington Boone at Promise Keepers conferences and other events, it means happy marriages, brotherly love and a renewed relationship with God.

"The concept of worm-training actually comes from a psalm of David's: 'But I am a worm and no man. . . .' And to Boone's biblical acumen it symbolizes man's need to be broken before God (Ps. 22:6).

" 'A worm never protests,' writes Boone. 'A worm doesn't fight back. A worm doesn't find ways to escape the crushing blow from above.' Essentially, a worm is at your mercy, as we are at God's Accept it, as a worm does.' "

"It's wild stuff, but the way Boone tells it in his first book, entitled Breaking Through, makes perfect sense. Worm-training, he says, produces humility and a spirit of servitude. It's the first step toward the kind of Christian living that unites God's kingdom on earth."