Phillip A. Fischer was born April of 1966 at an air-force base located of Highway 287 in the small town of Wichita Falls, Texas.

Phil attended over 14 different schools before he was 7 years old when his mother made the long journey up the Alaskan Highway which stretches over 2000 miles.

Phil spent the next 15 years of his life moving in and out small towns and villages of Alaska, learning to survive the best way that he knew how growing up alone in the wilds of Canada’s rugged Yukon Territories and Northwest Alaska.

As a teenager, Phil once lived in a small 220 SF cabin which is still there today at KM 540 off the Alaskan Highway.

In 1973, when Phil was 7 years old his mother gave him an acoustic guitar as a gift and since then has composed over 400 songs, and three full length albums. In 2012 Phil was the most listened to Christian artist on the internet despite garnishing no radio play.

Phil released his first album, Wounded Soul in South America in the 90’s and it remained at the top of the charts for almost seven months.  Phil recently recorded “New Believer” which was never released in the United States.

Phil quit school at 13 and hitchhiked to Bristol Bay to begin a career working as a deck hand on fishing boats off the coast of Alaska and as a guide in central Alaska.  The work was hard and often times lasted 14 hours per day in sub below temperatures further riddled by hard seas. By 16, Phil had earned his way into the position of first mate on some of Bristol Bay’s most successful crabbing crews, long before this career was dramatized by Discovery channel’s “Deadliest Catch”.

Phil is known throughout the Northwest Territories and Yukon as “little white bear”, a name given to him by his adopted native family and while Phil is not native, he is respected by many natives throughout the Canada’s and Alaska and is well known there.

At 21 Phil moved to the lower 48 and settled in Portland, Oregon where he became self employed as a Private Investigator, which was the only work he could find. In 1989, Phil discovered .com and started what would become the world’s first web design firm. Phil still sits on the board of Seattle software today, a company that builds .com’s.

in 2000, Phil moved to Seattle and threw himself into his music recording his first album “Wounded soul” which was never released in the United States but still managed to sell almost 1.3 million copies world-wide in Asia, India, and South America.

Phil’s life has been riddled with trials and tribulations of all kinds. A loner, he struggled the best way he knew how. Phil first found happiness in the spring of 2001 when Phil met a beautiful young woman from Bellevue, Washington who brought him to Christ in November of 2001. Since then his life has changed in so many ways.

In November of 2003 Phil was married, and today he lives in Bellevue, Washington with his wife Jamael and their nine year old son James and seven year old son Tristan and their five year old daughter Patricia.

Phil currently attends New Hope International Church in Bellevue, Washington and also runs Bellevue Bible Study at his home on Wednesday evenings that is open to anyone who wishes to attend.  Starting in January of 2013, Phil started Seattle Revival, which is a small ministry that reaches out to the homeless in downtown Seattle and meets once a week on Friday’s.

Phil loves to reach out overseas, and Phil chooses to concentrate his music ministry where his fan base is large and they desperately need the word.  Phil’s ministry is performing concerts, and spreading the word of God to places of the globe where no one goes, such as the Middle East.  While the concerts are rock style and loud, many times the show’s end in worship and prayer for people that have never heard the word before.

Phil just completed “New Believer” in the summer of 2011 which is a ballad of songs he specifically wrote for overseas listeners about the trials and tribulations of being a son of light in the Kingdom of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Phil have up his music ministry to pursue evangelism. His ministry is reaching out to the lost in Seattle at www.seattlerevival.com.

 

This is the only video off my Christian album.	If any of you worship leaders want to come to Gaza or Pakistan let me know! It’s liberating.
If you think you were bad, this video was taken a week before I was saved. Crossing the Yukon border in 2002.	The Last Xbox Boys concert. 22,000 in Kirkland, Washington.
Taken a week before I came to Christ.	This is an old music video before I was saved. Better you see it here then out in internet land!