Nagaland: Deliverance and Healing Crusade draws thousands in Dimapur

A four-day non-denominational gospel programme titled Deliverance and Healing Crusade concluded on Sunday at Genesis Ground, Naga Colony, Burma Camp, drawing thousands of participants from Dimapur and neighbouring states.
Organised by North East Harvest Ministry in collaboration with Dimapur churches and ministries, the crusade was held from January 15 to 18, 2026 with Rev. Vinod Goswami of House of Worship, Mumbai, as the main speaker. Rev. Goswami, who leads a prophetic ministry, addressed the gathering throughout the four-day programme.
According to organisers, the final day witnessed an attendance of over 5,000 people, while the first three days recorded around 4,000 participants each. Attendees primarily came from Dimapur, with others travelled from Manipur and Assam.
During the concluding session, Rev. Goswami quoted Isaiah 45:25 and spoke on the fulfilment of God’s word, emphasising faith, obedience and spiritual renewal. Organisers stated that many testified to experiencing healing and deliverance during the crusade. Pastor Raj Chettri of Faith Family Church said many youths dedicated their lives to Christ during the programme. He added that a follow-up initiative called the “Decision Card” system would be introduced to identify individuals not affiliated with any local church and connect them with nearby congregations for spiritual growth.
Earlier, pastor Clement Singh of Mount Zion Hindi Nagamese Fellowship said the crusade was organised in accordance with divine revelation rather than human planning. He noted that churches across Dimapur had come together for the programme, aimed particularly at reaching the sick, broken families and individuals facing personal challenges.
Praise and worship sessions during the crusade were led by the Seven Milestone Church Worship Team.