Founder - Bishop Dag Heward-Mills.

A medical doctor by profession is the Founder and Presiding Bishop of the Lighthouse Chapel International. He pastors the Lighthouse Cathedral a thriving church with several thousand members in Accra, Ghana.

The ministry has developed into a network of over six hundred LCI churches pastored by seasoned ministers groomed and trained in-house. Bishop Heward-Mills oversees this charismatic denomination, which now operates in over 50 different countries in Africa, Europe, the Caribbean, Australia, the United States and South America.

With over twenty years of experience in ministry, Dr. Heward-Mills has authored over 70 best-selling books

. A personal passion for soul-winning and church growth has resulted in several LCI outreaches including country-wide mass evangelism crusades.

He has also established the Anagkazo Bible and Ministry Training Centre and the Christ Mission Academy which are dedicated to producing practical and anointed ministers and missionaries for the Lord.

BOARDS

He serves on the Board of Directors of the Church Growth International which is an interdenominational ministry founded by Sr. Pastor David Yonggi Cho to provide Biblical teachings on all aspects of Church growth and to promote spiritual and numerical growth in The Body of Christ.

Dag Heward-Mills also serves on the advisory committee of the Pentecostal World Fellowship (PWF). The PWF is a corporate body of Pentecostal churches and groups worldwide whose commitment is to further the Gospel of Christ Jesus to the ends of the world.

CONFERENCES

He has been guest speaker at international conferences in Malaysia, South Africa, Korea, America, England, Indonesia and Singapore.

He is happily married to his wife Adelaide with whom he has four wonderful children.

Co Founder - Lady Reverend Adelaide Heward-Mills.

The gifted and versatile Mrs. Adelaide Heward-Mills, the First Lady of Lighthouse Chapel International worldwide, is for many the personification of a virtuous woman. Though the wife of Bishop Dag Heward-Mills, itself a call on its own, she also serves as one of the full-time Lady Reverands of the Lighthouse chapel International denomination, further privileged to have been there from conception of this ministry. Together they are blessed with four beautiful children: David, Joshua, Daniella and Paula.

A Lawyer by profession, with specialization in Legal Draftsmanship, the tender age of 9 years saw Lady Reverand Adelaide accepting Jesus Christ as her Lord and personal saviour. It was as early as then that she sensed the call on her life to be a missionary. In High School, having renewed her commitment to the Lord, she rose up into Christian Leadership in pioneering and leading an off-campus Bible study group. The candid Mrs. Heward-Mills recalls taking up this challenge still with some unanswered questions.It was about this time that the First Lady met the then Brother Dag. Answers to her questions came as she learnt profound biblical truths through his teachings. The resultant turning point was to prove the most telling in her life, both spiritually and naturally.

Her gentle yet exacting demeanour makes her a rare and compelling speaker with an enviable grace to minister to ladies. This call has resulted in her being responsible for a variety of tailor-made ministries to women. These include: Women With Direction International; a ministry for women with vision, Called-By-His-Side; a ministry for Pastors’ wives, Women of Great Price; a ministry for Lady Pastors, Women in Ministry; a ministry for women who work full-time for God.Sister Maame, or Mummy, as she is so affectionately called within the L.C.I. family, is also the hostess and speaker at the ‘Daughter You Can Make It’ Conventions organized in L.C.I. churches worldwide.

Included in her administrative offices and functions are: Membership Assistance; job placement for L.C.I. church members, Pastoral Care, Director of the Lighthouse Christian Nursery School, Legal Affairs Department, Protocol and Hospitality, Chairperson for various Boards in the church.