In every generation, God raises men and women with a burning desire to reach the lost. Evangelism is not just a program or a church department—it is the very heartbeat of the Church. Jesus gave us the Great Commission in Matthew 28:19–20: “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations…” This command was not optional. It was a divine instruction that still echoes today.

But in a time when many churches have shifted their focus to internal growth, comfort, and convenience, evangelism is becoming less emphasized. The fields are still white unto harvest, yet the laborers remain few. It takes a special kind of vessel—one with fire in their bones and compassion in their hearts—to lead the charge.
Bishop Dag Heward-Mills is such a vessel. A man consumed with the vision of soul-winning, he has taken the gospel far beyond church walls and brought it to the dusty roads, remote villages, and bustling cities of the world. Through the Healing Jesus Campaign, he is spearheading one of the most consistent and massive evangelistic efforts in modern Church history.
The Healing Jesus Campaign: A Vision Unfolded
The Healing Jesus Campaign began with a burden to reach Africa with the gospel of Jesus Christ. Unlike many evangelistic efforts that fade with time, this campaign has only grown stronger, year after year. What started as a vision from God became a full-scale gospel movement, crisscrossing countries and reaching millions.

Bishop Dag and his dedicated team have traveled by road, air, and sea to bring the Good News to people who may never have heard it otherwise. This is not ministry from a distance—it is boots-on-the-ground, hands-on, Spirit-led evangelism. With massive mobile platforms, sound systems, and trained evangelistic teams, the Healing Jesus Campaign is a logistical and spiritual powerhouse.
From Ghana to Nigeria, from Togo to Zimbabwe, and beyond into Central and Southern Africa, the campaign has been carried out in cities, towns, and remote villages. Entire regions have been shaken by the power of the gospel. Thousands gather each night in open fields—sometimes walking miles just to hear the Word.
And it’s not just Africa. The vision is growing globally. The same spirit that drove missionary movements centuries ago is now driving Bishop Dag’s team into new territories. Through his campaign, evangelism is being revived as a serious calling in the modern Church.
Signs and Wonders: Miracles That Confirm the Word
Throughout scripture, miracles have always been used by God to confirm His message. “And they went out and preached everywhere, the Lord working with them and confirming the word through the accompanying signs.” (Mark 16:20)

Miracles are not just for show—they are proof that Jesus is alive and still saving, healing, and delivering. Bishop Dag Heward-Mills understands this deeply. His crusades are filled with testimonies of divine healing, deliverance from demonic oppression, and supernatural encounters that demonstrate the power of the gospel.
People who were blind receive their sight. The deaf hear. The crippled walk. Tumors disappear. Demons flee. These are not staged performances—they are raw, real miracles happening in real-time. Local doctors, pastors, and communities often testify to the authenticity of these healings.
One memorable moment from a Healing Jesus Campaign was when a young girl who had been deaf and mute from birth suddenly began to hear and speak during the service. Her mother collapsed in tears, overwhelmed by the reality of God’s power.

These signs are more than miracles—they are evangelistic tools. When people see the sick healed and the oppressed set free, their hearts are opened to the message of salvation. The miraculous serves as a divine megaphone, amplifying the gospel and turning hearts toward Christ.
The Salvation of Souls: Night After Night
Every night of the Healing Jesus Campaign is centered around one thing: the salvation of souls. Bishop Dag stands on stage, often drenched in sweat, passionately preaching the simple message of Jesus Christ—His love, His death, and His resurrection. It’s not a polished performance; it’s a heartfelt cry to the lost.
Thousands respond. Tears flow. Lives are changed. Families are restored. Chains are broken.

The altar calls at these crusades are unforgettable. Crowds surge forward, young and old, some weeping, some rejoicing, as they give their lives to Jesus. It is not uncommon to see entire villages turning to Christ in a single night. In some cases, local churches have to rapidly expand or plant new branches to accommodate the new converts.
These are not fleeting decisions—they are eternal transformations. The Healing Jesus Campaign doesn’t just bring people to Christ; it also works with local pastors and churches to disciple and integrate them into the Body of Christ.
Evangelism that results in salvation is the most powerful proof that the gospel is still the power of God unto salvation (Romans 1:16). And under Bishop Dag’s leadership, this harvest of souls is happening on an unprecedented scale.
A Glimpse into the Life of Bishop Dag Heward-Mills
To fully understand the heart behind these crusades, you must understand the man behind them.
Born on May 14, 1963, in London, Dag Heward-Mills is the son of a Ghanaian father and Swiss mother. He trained as a medical doctor at the University of Ghana Medical School, but his life took a divine turn when he encountered the call of God while still in school.

In 1988, he founded Lighthouse Chapel International in a small classroom in Accra. From those humble beginnings, his ministry has grown into the United Denominations Originating from the Lighthouse Group of Churches (UD-OLGC), with thousands of churches across continents.
But despite being a pastor of a mega church, a prolific author, and a leader of an expansive denomination, Bishop Dag has never lost his fire for evangelism. His heart beats for souls. He has often said, “The highest job on earth is to be a soul winner.” His life is proof of that conviction.
A Legacy of Impact: Author, Teacher, Evangelist
Bishop Dag Heward-Mills wears many hats. He is a best-selling Christian author, with over 80 books translated into multiple languages. His titles such as “Loyalty and Disloyalty,” “The Art of Leadership,” and “The Mega Church” have impacted countless pastors and church leaders around the world.
He is also an international conference speaker, regularly speaking at major gatherings and ministerial conferences, encouraging and equipping leaders for ministry. His teachings are known for their depth, practicality, and spiritual power.

But perhaps his most visible legacy today is that of a healing evangelist—a man unafraid to go where others won’t, to preach in places many have forgotten, and to reach people many have ignored.
In many ways, his ministry echoes the legacy of powerful healing evangelists who came before him:
- Kathryn Kuhlman, whose presence was marked by an atmosphere of worship and miraculous healings.
- Reinhard Bonnke, who shook Africa with his “Africa Shall Be Saved” campaign, reaching over 75 million souls for Christ.
- Benny Hinn, whose healing crusades brought the Holy Spirit’s power to countless around the globe.
- Oral Roberts, a pioneer in faith healing who combined preaching with the miraculous.
- A.A. Allen, known for radical faith and supernatural manifestations during his tent revivals.
These were men and women whose ministries carried not just charisma, but conviction. Like them, Bishop Dag carries the torch of healing evangelism in the 21st century—fueled by a deep love for the lost and an unwavering faith in the power of God.
Conclusion: Leading a Generation Back to Evangelism
In a world filled with distractions, comforts, and self-centered pursuits, Bishop Dag Heward-Mills is a loud and clear reminder that the Great Commission still matters. Evangelism is not outdated. Miracles are not gone. Soul-winning is not a forgotten art.
Through the Healing Jesus Campaign, Bishop Dag is leading a global charge back to the frontlines of the gospel. He is proving that evangelism, when done with passion, integrity, and the power of the Holy Spirit, can still shake cities and transform nations.
His life is a challenge to pastors, churches, and believers everywhere: Preach the gospel. Win the lost. Heal the sick. Love the unloved. Go into all the world.
Bishop Dag is not just preaching it—he’s living it. And by doing so, he is reminding the world that the greatest work anyone can ever do is to bring a soul to Jesus.