Paul Cain was a dear friend to many of us, as well as an influencial leader and mentor. He broke ground for advances in the prophetic ministry as well as in global intercession and stadium evangelism. Raised in humble beginnings, even having a miraculous birth, not expected to live, he rose to prominence in his teens and twenties to speak widely and shared meetings and and held his own tent crusades. He participated with many of the leaders of what is referred to today as the “Voice of Healing” campaign that carried an amazing influence considered pivotal in healing evangelism in the 50’s. He even shared meetings with William Branham and ministered to crowds of 30,000 in Karlsruhe, Germany, while holding his own large tent meetings here in the US too. After that season he withdrew to a quieter life, but still sought God and ministered more locally and to those who could not help themselves. He would even go to mental institutions and pray for the sick there, and some had great breakthroughs of deliverance. Later he would work with the government in the service of counter terrorism with the FBI in what was called “remote viewing,” which to Christian believers, would be called “prophetic seeing.” He was given an award of honor by the Special Forces for his work there. He later connected with John & Carol Wimber of the Vineyard Movement and ministered often with them and also with Mike Bickle of the International House of Prayer, often called IHOP, as one of the “Kansas City prophets,” returning again to his fame because of his notable gifts. He ministered at many churches and conferences, and traveled the world ministering to key international figures, including President Clinton and Prime Minister Netanyahu. He connected to the prophetic movement leaders that rose up and was instrumental to many in their advancing. In his later days he moved to California again and had his offices with the Santa Maria Healing Rooms, where Rick and Lori Taylor cared for him in his last days. He was born on June 16, 1929 and died on Feb. 19, 2019 surrounded by those who loved him. We enjoyed working with Paul on many levels. For those of us who knew him and heard him, he is greatly missed. He taught us much.

In Loving Memory of Our Friend PAUL CAIN 1929 - 2019