Paul Olson est un évangeliste charismatique qui a attiré des milliers de personnes durant ses croisades à travers le monde entier, semble être un predicateur particulier. Ses prédications vont du jugement dernier aux vérités fondamentales de la Parole, et ce d'une manière très simple, idéale, même pour les enfants. Mr Olson est un missionnaire qui a voyagé dans plus de 160 pays du monde. As many as 50,000 people have come together into one stadium to hear this man of God preach. Over 10,000 people throughout the world have attended his dynamic Schools of Faith. He has help helped multitudes of people rise up from the depths of discouragement and failure to become winners with the help of God. From the bitter despair of his own trials, God has given Paul Olson a unique ability to touch people at the point of their need. He lifts the spirits of hurting people. At present, Rev. Olson and his teams are conducting crusades and schools of evangelism for national pastors and evangelists in Europe, Latin America, India and Africa. His goal is to train 10,000 pastors and win one million people to Christ. As a recognized student of prophecy, Dr. Olson expounds upon current events in the light of prophetic scripture. His teaching on this subject is in demand around the world. Paul Olson is the author of several books. His two most recent, "The Bible Said It Would happen" (prophecy) and "How To Touch A Leper" (healing) have been published in several languages and have enjoyed international distribution. Dr. Olson is an adjunct professor at North Central University in Minneapolis where he teaches a course on ?The Life and Ministry of the Evangelist.? Mr. Olson has been a frequent guest on numerous nationally syndicated Christian TV talk shows and has been seen by millions around the world. Rev. Olson is the president of New Day Ministries, a worldwide evangelistic association, with evangelism offices in Minneapolis, Canada, France, Holland, India and Latin America. Paul received his honorary Doctorate of Divinity from Faraston Theological Seminary in Longview, WA. He and his wife, Dee, have two sons, Paul II and David Bj?n and four grandchildren. They reside in Minneapolis, Minnesota.