Andrew Wommack,
President & Founder
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- Jan 30
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Ministry Through Film Making
Join CBC for an evening with Christian Filmmaker, Darren Wilson!
- Mar 14
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CBC Campus Days
Considering CBC? Join students and staff for three days of teaching and fellowship at the annual Campus Days in Colorado Springs!
- Apr 25
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A Better Way to Worship Conference
Learn what it means to worship God in Spirit and in Truth, at this three day worship conference!
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In the mid nineteen-nineties, Marilyn Vyzourek and her husband, Paul, were living contently in Kansas. In May of
1995, however, a single conversation changed the direction of their lives forever. Friends of the Vyzourek's brought up the topic of speaking in tongues. Having come from a conservative church background, they did not know much about the gift of tongues, so the couple gave Marilyn and Paul one of Andrew's teachings on the subject. This was the Vyzourek's introduction to Andrew's ministry and it marked the beginning of a new season in their walk with the Lord. After listening to the message, Marilyn and Paul were baptized in the Holy Spirit and received the gift of tongues, and by August of 1995, the Vyzoureks had relocated to Colorado Springs and enrolled in Charis Bible College.
Read Marilyn's Full Testimony





to pursue the Lord's leading to attend Charis Bible College in the United Kingdom. Carlynne saw, first hand, the Lord's provision and faithfulness to His word as she walked through the double opened doors before her (Isaiah 45:1-3) in the UK. After successfully completing the CBC program in Walsall, England, Carlynne returned to South Africa to launch and direct a CBC extension school. Now, two years later, Carlynne and her ministry efforts are bearing fruit.
amazed at the luscious greenery and beauty of the country. I was also amazed at the complete lack of any traffic rules or regulations by the motorists. Going down the wrong way on a one-way street was completely acceptable, as was driving up on a sidewalk if the situation called for it. We all had lots of fun watching this out of control, virtual reality driving situation while we held on to anything we could find trusting that we would make it to the missionary compound in one piece.