There are ministers who preach inside the four walls of a church—and then there are those who carry the gospel beyond them, into the open fields, the forgotten places, and the highways and byways of this world. Dag Heward-Mills is a man who has chosen the latter. Through the Healing Jesus Campaign, he has brought the gospel to the masses—not just in major cities, but in places where the name of Jesus is rarely heard.
These crusades are not ordinary events. They are power encounters. They are divine appointments where heaven touches earth and lives are forever changed. The atmosphere is charged with prayer. The Word is preached with fire. And the Spirit moves with freedom. These moments are sacred. And they have become the heartbeat of Bishop Dag’s evangelistic ministry.
He stands for hours, night after night, preaching to multitudes—sometimes tens of thousands gathered in a dusty field, drawn by nothing more than the message of hope. He does not entertain. He declares. He preaches the cross. He calls sinners to repentance. And the response is always the same—people run to Jesus, sometimes in tears, sometimes in silence, but always with sincerity.
A Ministry Marked by Signs and Wonders
What distinguishes the Healing Jesus Campaigns is not just the preaching—it is the presence of God that follows. Blind eyes have opened. Cripples have walked. Demons have been cast out. And souls have been delivered from darkness. These miracles are not staged or exaggerated. They are real. They are raw. And they are the fruit of simple faith in a living Savior.
Dag Heward-Mills believes what he preaches. He believes that Jesus still saves, still heals, and still delivers. That faith creates an atmosphere where the supernatural is natural. His team prays with intensity. His musicians lead with anointing. And his pastors work behind the scenes to prepare the ground. The crusades are a spiritual operation—strategic, Spirit-filled, and saturated with love for the people.
But beyond the signs and wonders is something deeper: the eternal impact. These crusades leave behind churches, trained pastors, and follow-up systems that ensure the souls are not only saved but discipled. Bishop Dag never forgets that the Great Commission is not just to make converts, but to make disciples. So after the crowds are gone and the lights are off, the work continues—because every soul matters.
The evangelistic fire that burns in Dag Heward-Mills is not a flicker. It is a blaze. It is the kind of fire that keeps burning through sleepless nights, long travels, and relentless schedules. It is the kind of fire that comes from seeing the world through the eyes of Jesus—full of sheep without a shepherd, waiting for someone to come and preach the gospel.
And by God’s grace, Bishop Dag has answered that call—not with mere words, but with his life.
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