In the early 2000s, Vicki Yohe participated in a major international Christian gathering in Mumbai, where she ministered alongside evangelist Benny Hinn. The event was part of one of Hinn’s large evangelistic crusades, which brought together tens of thousands of people for several days of worship, prayer, and preaching. These crusades were known for their large attendance and for drawing participants from many different churches and backgrounds.
Yohe served as a worship leader during the meetings, using her music to open the services and lead the crowds in worship before the main message. Her powerful vocal style and worship songs helped create an atmosphere that many attendees described as deeply spiritual and unifying for the large gathering.
The Event in Mumbai
The crusade in Mumbai was one of the most notable Christian events held in India at the time. Massive crowds filled the outdoor venue each night, with many attendees traveling long distances to participate. Events like this typically featured worship music, testimonies, prayer for healing, and preaching from Benny Hinn, whose international ministry organized large evangelistic campaigns across Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Americas.
During the meetings, Yohe’s role was to lead thousands of attendees in worship, introducing songs that focused on faith, devotion, and the presence of God. Her participation reflected the growing global reach of her ministry, which had already taken her to churches and conferences across multiple continents.
Impact on Vicki Yohe’s Ministry
The Mumbai crusade highlighted Yohe’s expanding influence as a global worship leader. Performing at such a large international event exposed her music to audiences far beyond North America and reinforced her reputation as a minister who uses worship music to unite believers across cultures and languages.
Events like the crusade in Mumbai also demonstrated how Yohe’s music functioned not only as concert performance but as part of larger ministry gatherings focused on spiritual encouragement and evangelism. Her involvement in international crusades helped introduce her songs and worship style to new audiences and contributed to the worldwide recognition she later received in the Christian music community.
