Ronald Winans

1956–2005 (age 49)

Gospel singer

Biography

Ronald Winans, as one of the beloved Winans brothers, helped bring gospel music to international stages with his warm tenor and heartfelt conviction. The family's recordings blended traditional church roots with contemporary rhythms, touching audiences in churches and concert halls alike.

He took pride in sharing testimonies of faith and hope, partnering with his siblings on ministry efforts while welcoming fans into the message of love that guided his life. His gentle leadership and devotion to family remain an inspiration to many.

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