Dag Heward-Mills: Taking the Gospel and Healing Power to the Nations
For Bishop Dag Heward-Mills, the Gospel is not confined to a pulpit or a country. It is a global mandate. His life’s mission has been to preach Christ and Him crucified to as many people, in as many places, as possible. The Healing Jesus Campaign, his flagship evangelistic arm, is one of the clearest demonstrations of that calling in motion. With a team, equipment, and unwavering passion, he has taken the Gospel and healing power of Jesus to nation after nation.
His obedience to this call hasn’t been seasonal. It has been lifelong. For more than two decades, he has travelled to cities, towns, and remote villages—carrying the message of salvation with simplicity and conviction. And wherever the Gospel is preached with sincerity, healing flows. Not just physical healing, but spiritual healing, emotional healing, and the healing of entire communities that have been broken by darkness.
This is not a man seeking fame in the nations. It’s a man seeking souls for the Kingdom.
Going Where the Need Is Greatest
Bishop Dag doesn’t wait for the world to come to him. He goes to the world. His approach to evangelism mirrors the ministry of Jesus—he moves toward those who may never step into a church building. His campaigns are set up in public spaces, making the Gospel accessible to all. From the heart of African cities to the outskirts of rural villages, his message remains the same: Jesus saves, Jesus heals, Jesus is alive.
Many of these places have been spiritually dry, neglected by mainstream missions, and unreached by traditional church systems. But when the campaign arrives, it brings a flood of light. With every gathering, the sound systems echo the good news across communities, and the healing power of God begins to work among the people.
Where others see limitations, Bishop Dag sees a harvest field. And by faith, he enters those fields and sows the seed of the Word.
Healing That Follows the Gospel
Signs and wonders are not the focus of his ministry, but they are the fruit. As the Gospel is preached night after night, the Lord confirms the Word with healings. Blind eyes are opened. Deaf ears hear. Long-standing sicknesses vanish. And most importantly, sinners come to repentance.
Bishop Dag always reminds the crowd that the greatest miracle is salvation. Healing points people to Christ, but Christ remains the center. The healing power that flows in these meetings is not for show—it is for the glory of God. Every testimony is received with gratitude and directed back to the One who heals.
It is common to see people crying as they testify of how the Lord touched them. And in those moments, faith rises in the hearts of the unsaved. They see that Jesus is not a historical figure. He is present, powerful, and full of mercy.
A Legacy of Evangelism
There are few ministries in this generation that have consistently taken the Gospel across nations like that of Bishop Dag Heward-Mills. His team logs tens of thousands of kilometers annually, setting up massive stages and organizing crusades that are free and open to all. Every campaign is financed by faith and driven by love. It’s not about collecting offerings—it’s about collecting souls for eternity.
Through this, he has modeled what it means to live out the Great Commission—not just in theory, but in practice. He has built not only a ministry but a movement. A movement that reminds the Church that our assignment is still the same: Go into all the world and preach the Gospel.