Healing Streams Returns October 23 as Churches Prepare Worldwide
Pastor Chris Oyakhilome Announces Healing Streams for October 23 to 25
The Healing Streams Live Healing Services with Pastor Chris Oyakhilome will hold from October 23 to 25, with participants across the world expected to join the three day programme focused on faith, healing and salvation.
The final edition of the 2026 programme will begin at 2pm daily, Nigerian time, with live broadcasts and multilingual translations designed to reach people across different countries and communities.
Registration is free and open to interested participants worldwide through the official Healing Streams website, healingstreams.org. Registrants can indicate whether they or their loved ones require healing and access preparatory faith classes and materials ahead of the programme.
Organisers said the event is open to everyone, including those seeking spiritual growth, encouragement and a deeper understanding of the Christian faith. Oyakhilome has repeatedly emphasised the importance of sharing God’s Word with people from all walks of life.
Speaking during a recent Global Communion Service, the cleric called on churches, ministers and Christian organisations to mobilise participants and extend the programme’s reach to communities around the world.
“It’s just a few more days; we will have the Healing Streams Live Healing Services, and it is going to be huge,” Oyakhilome said, expressing confidence that many participants would experience healing and spiritual renewal.
He urged ministers and Christian leaders to work together to reach people facing difficult circumstances, describing the programme as an opportunity to offer hope to those seeking help.
“We have to mobilize all that the Lord has given us authority to control and to influence. Get everyone ready for Healing Streams. We can change their world,” he said.
According to the organisers, Healing Centres are being established in homes, churches, hospitals, neighbourhoods and other locations to enable individuals and groups to participate. The programme will also be streamed in different languages and major dialects to accommodate its international audience.
The organisers said previous editions had generated numerous testimonies from participants who reported improvements in their health and personal circumstances. However, the individual accounts have not been independently verified.
Among the testimonies shared from the July edition was that of José Marín of Panama, who reportedly experienced relief from severe leg and spinal pain following an accident. Vanessa of Canada also reported improvements in symptoms she associated with diabetes, while Pauline Atu of Cross River State, Nigeria, said her mobility improved after participating in the programme.
Other accounts included a report from Vietnam concerning a child who had been placed on a ventilator after a lung complication, and a testimony from Ecuador about a five year old boy who reportedly experienced improvements in his speech.
Meanwhile, preparations for the October edition are being featured on Road to Healing Streams Live Healing Services Season 18, a daily broadcast scheduled for noon and 4pm Nigerian time until October 22 on Healing Streams TV. The programme showcases church activities, prayer initiatives, community outreach and preparations by volunteers ahead of the event.
The live services will be broadcast on Healing Streams TV, LoveWorld Networks and selected terrestrial television and radio stations worldwide. Further information and registration are available through the official website, Healing Streams.