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C. Peter Wagner - Life and ministry

C. Peter Wagner - Life and ministry: Encyclopedia II - C. Peter Wagner - Life and ministry

From 1956-1971 the Wagners were missionaries with the South American Mission and Andes Evangelical Mission where they ministered in Bolivia. In 1971 Wagner became a professor of Church Growth at the School of World Mission (Fuller Theological Seminary). He and Donald McGavran established the school as a popular and influential organisation within the Evangelical, Pentecostal and Charismatic movements internationally. In 1981 Wagner replaced McGavran as head of the faculty. Wagner retired from his position ...

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C. Peter Wagner: Encyclopedia II - C. Peter Wagner - Life and ministry

C. Peter Wagner - Life and ministry

From 1956-1971 the Wagners were missionaries with the South American Mission and Andes Evangelical Mission where they ministered in Bolivia.

In 1971 Wagner became a professor of Church Growth at the School of World Mission (Fuller Theological Seminary). He and Donald McGavran established the school as a popular and influential organisation within the Evangelical, Pentecostal and Charismatic movements internationally.

In 1981 Wagner replaced McGavran as head of the faculty. Wagner retired from his position there in 1998 to focus on his own areas of ministry.

In 1982 Wagner teamed up with John Wimber, the founder of the Vineyard Movement, to create a new course at Fuller called "Signs, Wonders and Church Growth". Since that point, Wagner has been formally associated with Charismatic teaching and theology.