John Mulinde (1960s–) is a Ugandan preacher, apostle, and founder of World Trumpet Mission (WTM), an international ministry dedicated to fostering revival and preparing the church for Christ’s return. Born in Uganda—exact date unavailable but estimated in the early 1960s—he graduated with a degree in mathematics from Makerere University before transitioning to full-time ministry following a profound spiritual encounter in 1986. During this experience, he received a divine call to “blow the trumpet” to awaken the church globally, which led him to establish WTM in 1988 in Kampala. Married to Sheila, with whom he has nine children, Mulinde has integrated his family into his ministry, earning recognition as a spiritual father to many in Uganda and beyond. Mulinde’s preaching career has focused on mobilizing the Body of Christ for repentance and mission, notably contributing to Uganda’s spiritual transformation in the 1980s through prayer movements that influenced national shifts, including President Yoweri Museveni’s rededication of Uganda to Christianity. As Global Overseer of WTM, headquartered at the Nations Prayer Mountain in Seguku, he has preached in over 50 countries, including Taiwan and Germany, and initiated the Go Nations movement to complete the Great Commission. Author of books like Nation at Crossroads and Set Apart for God, he faced a health crisis in 2022 with a pancreatic tumor—initially feared cancerous but diagnosed as autoimmune pancreatitis—yet continues to lead WTM as of 2025, leaving a legacy of fervent evangelism and national revival.