About Dr. Michelle Corral & Breath of the Spirit Ministries

She is the host of the weekly telecast The Prophetic Word—broadcast globally on God TV, Impact Christian Television Network, The Word Network, and It’s Supernatural—and her weekly podcast Day of Destiny is featured on Charisma, iTunes, and Spotify. Dr. Corral is also the author of several books, including her most recent, Secrets of the Anointing (Destiny Image).

Born again in 1971 at Melodyland Christian Center, she later trained at Melodyland School of Theology and was personally mentored by staff members of Kathryn Kuhlman. Her early vision led to international conferences in the 1990s, televised on TBN, uniting Christian leaders worldwide through The West Coast Conference on the Holy Spirit and Christian Unity.

Dr. Corral’s ministry has been recognized by leaders such as Kenneth E. Hagin, Pastor Benny Hinn, Demos Shakarian, Dr. Vinson Synan, Dr. Oral Roberts, Dr. Paul Crouch, and Dr. Jan Crouch. She has ministered to global heads of state, including former President of the Philippines Gloria Arroyo, cabinet members of the late President Anwar Sadat, the former mayor of Bethlehem, as well as first ladies and officials from South Sudan, Uganda, Burundi, and Sierra Leone.

She is also the founder of Chesed Hope for Humanity, the humanitarian arm of Breath of the Spirit International Ministries. Through this outreach, she has established orphan homes, daily feeding programs across nations, the Dr. Michelle Corral Sewing School in Pakistan, Dr. Michelle Corral Sewing School India, housing for vulnerable children in the Philippines, water wells in Africa, discipleship and feeding programs in India, education for marginalized children, homes for abandoned elderly, and medical, dental, and eye clinics in impoverished regions. Her work includes founding a home for street children in Davao, Philippines, and supporting the Nazir Christian Home for Girls in Cairo, Egypt. Most recently, her work has provided weekly aid to 500 families in the UNHCR refugee camps of Bidi Bidi and Imvepi in Northern Uganda.

On Fri January 16, 2026, Dr. Michelle Corral received the Morris Cerullo Legacy Lifetime Achievement Award at the Legacy International Center in San Diego, California, during the 55th Annual Morris Cerullo World Evangelism Conference.The award recognized her nearly five decades of global ministry, leadership in teaching on the Holy Spirit, and extensive humanitarian outreach to vulnerable communities worldwide.

Her additional awards include the Southern California Motion Picture Council Bronze Award for Humanitarian Service, the Angel Award for Outstanding Christian Telecast, the Gospel Preacher’s Award, and humanitarian recognitions from leaders in Sierra Leone (2009), Burundi (2012), Zambia (2013), and Uganda (2019, 2023, 2024, 2025). President Museveni of Uganda has personally welcomed and commended her work, calling her “a true friend of Africa and Uganda.” Today, as Director of Breath of the Spirit Miracle Center, her passion remains to impart fire, anointing, prophetic purpose, and the legacy of the great generals of faith to the next generation.

Dr. Michelle Corral is an international television broadcaster whose ministry has aired across major Christian networks and global regions since 1991, spanning the United States, Latin America, and the Philippines and the Middle East.

Dr. Michelle Corral, founder of Breath of the Spirit Ministries International, Inc., has an extensive international television broadcasting history through multiple Christian, secular, and multilingual networks. Her programs have included The Prophetic Word, Walking in the Anointing, Christo Nuestro Sanador, and God’s Healing Love to the Philippines with Dr. Michelle Corral. These broadcasts aired on networks including CTN, The Word Network, Impact Christian Television Network, GOD TV, Trinity Broadcasting Network, KDOC-TV Los Angeles, KSCI Channel 18, GMA 7 in the Philippines, and TBN Arabic / The Healing Channel in the Middle East. Her ministry broadcasts extended across the United States, Central America, the Philippines, and Arabic-speaking nations from the early 1990s through the 2000s.