¶ Andrew Wommack
Andrew Wommack is a Colorado-based religious leader whose current repository footprint is grounded in Charis Bible College institutional materials, Andrew Wommack Ministries nonprofit records, and reporting on his public rhetoric, candidate-training role, and Woodland Park influence claims.
In this repository, Wommack matters because he sits at the overlap of Charis Bible College, Truth & Liberty-adjacent programming, Woodland Park local conflict, and broader NAR / Seven Mountains discussion. The current source set now also includes reporting on a 2021 Truth & Liberty Coalition Candidate Academy at Charis and on Wommack's stated desire to "take over Woodland Park" and eventually El Paso County. It still does not justify collapsing every adjacent doctrinal critique or network allegation into settled fact.
- Role or function: ministry founder and public religious leader
- Main institutional footprint in current corpus: Andrew Wommack Ministries and Charis Bible College
- Location context: Woodland Park and wider Colorado Springs area
- Relevant affiliations: Andrew Wommack Ministries, Charis Bible College, Practical Government School, Truth & Liberty
- Additional reported role in current corpus: promoter of a Truth & Liberty Coalition
Candidate Academy held on the Charis campus in May 2021
- Important context: the current page combines direct institutional sources, nonprofit filing records, and narrower reporting; those evidence classes should not be treated as equivalent
- Andrew Wommack Ministries: direct organization-level footprint for nonprofit status, Woodland Park reporting, and Charis overlap in the current corpus.
- Charis Bible College: direct institutional leadership presence in Charis materials.
- Practical Government School: the Charis catalog places Wommack in the same program environment that includes Richard Harris, Mark Cowart, and Derrick Wilburn.
- Truth & Liberty: the current corpus supports a close ecosystem relationship through Charis and broadcast references, and newer reporting adds a 2021 Truth & Liberty Coalition candidate-training event at Charis promoted with Wommack's local-control rhetoric.
¶ Evidence and source basis
- Andrew Wommack, Charis, and Woodland Park cluster: bounded synthesis of the current direct and reporting source layer.
- a locally retained article from www.charisbiblecollege.org, captured 2026-04-06T11:05:00-06:00, titled Charis Bible College home: direct institutional home page for Charis.
- a locally retained paper from www.charisbiblecollege.org, captured 2026-04-06T11:05:00-06:00, titled Charis Bible College catalog 2023-2024: direct institutional roster and leadership context.
- a locally retained article from projects.propublica.org, captured 2026-04-06T00:36:51.140256-06:00, titled Andrew Wommack Ministries Inc - Full Filing - Nonprofit Explorer - ProPublica: nonprofit and filing metadata for Andrew Wommack Ministries.
- a locally retained article from baptistnews.com, captured 2026-04-06T00:36:51.140256-06:00, titled Andrew Wommack wants his followers to rule the world – Baptist News Global: reporting on Wommack's Woodland Park influence claims and public quote layer.
- a locally retained article, dated 2026-04-06: reporting on post-Club-Q broadcast rhetoric.
- a locally retained article from Colorado Times Recorder, published 2021-05-04, titled Colorado GOP Plans to Partner With Private Candidate Training Groups: reporting on the 2021 Truth & Liberty Coalition
Candidate Academy at Charis and on Wommack's "take over Woodland Park" quote in the event-promotion context.
- The repo still lacks a fuller direct governance or corporate-structure record for the wider Charis / Truth & Liberty ecosystem.
- The candidate-training layer is currently reporting-backed rather than preserved through a direct Truth & Liberty event page in the repo.
- The current corpus supports repeated Wommack relevance to Seven Mountains and NAR-adjacent material, but some of those stronger categorizations still rest on critical secondary interpretation rather than direct self-description.
¶ Source access and local retention
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