In the ministry of Bishop Dag Heward-Mills, soul winning is not treated as a department—it is a way of life. He has given himself fully to the task of raising a generation of Christians who understand the urgency of salvation and the responsibility of evangelism. For him, the work of the Church does not begin and end within the walls of a building. It begins where the sinners are. It begins where the broken are. It begins wherever there is a soul that needs Jesus.
From the earliest years of his ministry, Bishop Dag has trained both pastors and laypeople to become passionate soul winners. He teaches that evangelism is not optional—it is central. It is not reserved for those with a special gift—it is for every believer. He challenges the mindset that only full-time ministers should preach, and instead, he raises ordinary men and women to become mighty evangelists in their daily lives.
Through his teachings, books, and camps, he has helped thousands understand how to share the gospel effectively. He provides tools, scriptures, and real-life strategies to make soul winning practical and powerful. His focus is not on eloquence but on obedience. He reminds the Church that God uses willing vessels—not perfect ones.
Sustaining a Culture of Evangelism
What sets Bishop Dag’s ministry apart is how deeply ingrained the culture of soul winning is. It is not an event that happens once a year. It is the daily focus of the church. Members are encouraged to pray for souls, to follow up on new converts, to share the gospel at work, in schools, and on the streets. Evangelism is celebrated. Testimonies are shared. And the joy of salvation remains at the center of church life.
This culture has produced visible results. Churches are filled not by transfer growth, but by new believers. Ministries are expanding because people are being reached, discipled, and sent. Many pastors within the United Denominations were once lay members who won souls, cared for them, and eventually stepped into full-time ministry.
Bishop Dag continues to cast the vision for global evangelism. He travels tirelessly, preaching in regions where the gospel is scarce. He funds crusades, prints books, and trains leaders—all to fulfill one goal: that none should perish. The heartbeat of Jesus is clear in his ministry, and through his leadership, thousands have caught the same fire.
The assignment remains. The harvest is still plentiful. And through the life and calling of Bishop Dag Heward-Mills, God is raising a generation that will not be ashamed of the gospel and will give their lives to see souls saved.