Ronald Winans (1956-2005) was an influential American gospel singer, songwriter, and member of the renowned Winans family, which played a significant role in shaping contemporary gospel music. Primarily known for his work within the gospel and Christian genre, he was part of the acclaimed group The Winans, which included his brothers, and was instrumental in popularizing gospel music in the mainstream during the 1980s and 1990s. The Winans released several notable albums, including "Introduce The Winans" (1981), "Long Time Comin'" (1989), and "All Out" (1993). Ronald also pursued a solo career, releasing the album "Ronald Winans' Family & Friends" in 1999, which showcased his powerful vocal abilities and songwriting skills. His impact on music extends beyond his recordings; Ronald Winans was known for blending traditional gospel with contemporary sounds, influencing a generation of gospel artists. He was recognized for his contributions with multiple awards, including a Grammy nomination. Winans' legacy continues to inspire gospel musicians, and his family's work has left an indelible mark on the genre.