Randy Clark School of Healing & Impartation

Founder and President of Global Awakening, Randy’s journey of faith illustrates perfectly the saying “don’t despise small beginnings.” The son of an oil-field worker, Randy learned the importance of perseverance, and he continues to grow in his understanding of the ways God uses him to see more of His glory. He is best known for helping spark the move of God now affectionately labeled “the Toronto Blessing.”

With over 44 years of ministry experience, Randy’s heart resides in empowering others to come into their calling and imparting on them the gift of healing. His message is clear and simple, “God wants to use you.” Randy has an M.Div., as well as, a D.Min. degree, and his passion for education extends into his creation of the Randy Clark Scholars program at the United Theological Seminary and the Global Awakening Theological Seminary, created in conjunction with Family of Faith College.

Charity Cook is a frequent speaker at many Global Awakening events and brings a prophetic teaching gift to her ministry along with a deep well of practical equipping. As a Global Awakening associate evangelist, she has proven to be a woman of character, anointing, and deep thinking. Charity is a graduate of Global School of Supernatural Ministry’s inaugural class and has been serving on the Global staff since 2006.

Bill Johnson is the Senior Leader of Bethel Church in Redding, California.

Bill is a fifth-generation pastor with a rich heritage in the Holy Spirit. The present move of God has brought Bill into a deeper understanding of the phrase “on earth as it is in heaven.” Bill and the Bethel Church family have taken on this theme for life and ministry, where healing and miracles are normal. Bill teaches that we owe the world an encounter with God and a gospel without power is not the gospel Jesus preached. Bill is co-founder of Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry (BSSM).

Bill serves a growing number of churches partnered for revival. This apostolic network has crossed denominational lines in building relationships that enable church leaders to walk in both purity and power. Bill and his late wife, Beni, have three children and eleven grandchildren. Their three children and spouses are all involved in full-time ministry.