Carvin Winans

Carvin Winans was born as Carvin Lawrence Winans on March 5, 1958, in Detroit, Michigan, USA. As of 2023, his age is 65. He was born to his parents, David “Pop” Winans Sr. (father) and Delores “Mom” Winans(mother). He is the third of ten children of his parents.

His siblings are David Winans II, Ronald, Marvin, Michael, Daniel, Benjamin, Priscilla, Angelique Winans-Caldwell, and Debra Renee Winans-Lowe. All of his siblings are married and have children of their own.

His parents, Delores and David recorded together as “Mom and Pop Winans”. Also, they recorded separately as “Mom”, “Pop”, “David” or “Delores”. In 1989, they earned a Grammy nomination for their CD “Mom & Pop Winans”. Pop died on April 8, 2009.

His ethnicity is African-American.

Education: School/College, University

There is no information about his educational background. Carvin Winans has not revealed which school or college he went to.

Carvin Winans: Professional Life, Career

Carvin Winans sang in the 1970s with his brothers Ronald, Marvin(his twin), and Michael as The Testimonial Singers. The group’s first performance was in a talent show at their high school. In 1975, they changed the group’s name to The Winans. The group’s members’ musical careers spanned the 80s and 90s. Andrae Crouch discovered the group and released their first album under the new group’s name in 1981 titled, Introducing The Winans.

In 2002, Carvin Winans performed on a sold-out world tour with the family in front of millions of audiences. The tour ended in Detroit at the Fox Theatre. In October 2007, he and his brothers were inducted into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame in Nashville Tennessee.

Winans has worked with rue greats and legends including Michael Jackson, Quincy Jones, Stevie Wonder, Peabo Bryson, Kenny Loggins, Brian McKnight, Whitney Houston, Michael McDonald, among others.

In 2014, Carvin Winans released a new album with his brothers Marvin and Bebe and formed a new group called “3 Winans Brothers”.

He released his first solo debut album, In The Softest Way.  He and several of his siblings sang their hit, ‘Tomorrow’ at the funeral of Whitney Houston. 

On June 18, 2008, he earned the President’s Merit Award from the Recording Academy for his incredible gifts as a passionate singer, expressive communicator, performer, and pioneer of gospel music. Moreover, he also has 5 Grammy Awards in his name. Similarly, he has 3 Gold Records, a number of NAACP Awards, and Soul Train Awards after three decades in the business.

What is Carvin Winans’s net worth?

As of 2023, Carvin Winans has an estimated net worth of around $5 million. All of the siblings have an estimated net worth in millions. There is no information about his salary.

American Gospel singers have a salary in the range of $18k to $141k. An average Gospel singer earns around $71k a year.

Body Measurements: Height, Weight

Carvin Winans has black hair and dark brown eyes. There is no information about his body measurements including height, weight, shoe size, etc.

Rumors and Controversy

Carvin Winans has not been involved in any controversy. He has not done anything controversial or been involved in any scandals. However, his nephew, Michael Winans Jr. is currently serving his fourteen-year prison sentence.

Michael Jr, the son of Carvin’s younger brother, Marvin financially defrauded more than 1,200 investors in an $8 million scheme. He used his own Christian faith and the family’s good reputation in a financial scam ruining the lives of a number of decent churchgoers. After emotional testimony from two of his many victims, the judge sentenced him to 13 years and 9 months in federal prison and also ordered him to pay all the victims $4.8 million.

Social Media: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter

Carvin Winans is active on social media sites. He has around 204 followers on Twitter and around 6.1k followers on Facebook. Similarly, his Instagram account has around 2.6k followers.

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