The ministry of Bishop Dag Heward-Mills began in a small classroom, with a handful of people and a burning desire to obey God. But what started as a seed has now become a tree with branches across the globe. His church planting vision has touched nations, transformed communities, and filled cities with the light of Christ.
This growth is not accidental—it is intentional. It is the fruit of obedience, sacrifice, and unrelenting focus on the Great Commission. Bishop Dag never saw his church as something to preserve—he saw it as something to reproduce. And from the very beginning, he taught his people that the goal is not to gather, but to go.
That mindset has led to the establishment of thousands of churches around the world. Not just in the major cities of Ghana, but in Europe, Asia, North America, the Caribbean, and across Africa. Wherever people are, the church is being planted.
Reaching Beyond Comfort Zones
What makes the global footprint of Bishop Dag’s ministry so unique is that it doesn’t follow convenience—it follows calling. He sends missionaries to nations where the gospel is not popular. He plants churches in towns where resources are few. He equips people to go where others avoid.
This is not a corporate expansion. It is a spiritual mission. And it’s led by the Holy Spirit, not by market trends. Bishop Dag teaches that the whole world must hear the gospel, and that means the whole Church must be mobilized.
Through his church planting vision, members have become missionaries, professionals have become pastors, and ordinary people have become extraordinary builders of God’s kingdom.
One Vision, One Spirit, Many Nations
Though the churches span different languages, cultures, and time zones, they carry one spirit. That spirit is the spirit of the house. The same teachings, the same principles, the same vision that was birthed in Accra flows through churches in New York, Lusaka, Amsterdam, Johannesburg, and Manila.
This unity has not come from control but from impartation. Bishop Dag has built a movement, not a monument. His sons and daughters around the world do not serve because of obligation—they serve because of vision. They have caught something. And they are running with it.
Wherever one of his churches is planted, you will find the same love for souls, the same passion for the Word, and the same commitment to loyalty, prayer, and excellence.
A Legacy Still Expanding
What Bishop Dag Heward-Mills has built is not finished. His vision is still growing. Maps are still being prayed over. Teams are still being trained. New cities are still being targeted. He has not retired—he has re-fired. Because he believes that the gospel must keep moving until every soul has had the chance to hear.
The global footprint of his church planting vision is not measured in buildings—it is measured in lives changed. It is measured in the faithful pastors who remain. In the families that are discipled. In the leaders who are raised. And in the nations that now have a witness because someone was sent.
Through his life and ministry, Bishop Dag continues to teach the Church that the call is still go. And the time is still now.