Bishop Sybil Johnson is a Dynamic Preacher, Prayer Warrior and Prophet who has been gifted with an anointed healing and deliverance ministry.  She is God’s chosen and is called for such a time as this! 

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She is the wife of Pastor Johnny Johnson who also serves with her in ministry.

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A Baltimore native, Pastor Sybil developed a passion for God and prayer at an early age.  After serving in the house of the Lord for several years she answered the call upon her life in 1999.  She was ordained in 2006 as an Elder and has served in many leadership roles. Pastor Sybil studied Accounting at Lincoln University and received a dual Bachelor's Degree in Christian Counseling and Biblical Studies from Family Bible University.  She is currently pursuing her Master Degree in Christian Counseling and is President & CEO of Hearts of Gold Home Health Agency, LLC and “A Safe Place” Counseling Service, LLC.

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In 2009, Sybil accepted the call to Pastor, and founded New Day Worship Center International, a ministry that encourages those that are lost or lonely, healthy, hopeless, helpless, hurting and or spiritually dying to “Arise” from where they are and to move into their place of destiny and healing.   As a spiritual midwife, Pastor Sybil equips and pushes leaders to reach their full potential and destiny in God.

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Bishop Sybil is called to the nations.  Her global ministry transcends both racial barriers and denominations. She has traveled internationally to partner with ministries in several regions of South Africa.   Seeing people’s passion and commitment to serve God, despite the lack of basic needs, Pastor Sybil created a missions ministry to be a blessing to ministries throughout South Africa. 

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With every accomplishment, every new level and dimension, and every demonic territory captured and reclaimed back to the Kingdom, Pastor Sybil knows her life’s purpose and gives God ALL the Glory.  She stands boldly on Romans 8:28, “And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose.