SAVE THE DATE!
SETEMBER 26—28, 2024
HOW IT ALL BEGAN
I began earnestly praying, ‘Lord, what do You have planned for me?'” Read more
HOSTS
• Serves as director of Rhema Bible Training College USA and general manager of Kenneth Hagin Ministries
• Assists her husband, Kenneth W. Hagin, in pastoring Rhema Bible Church and conducting Living Faith Conferences around the world
• Hosts Rhema Praise, a weekly television broadcast, and Rhema for Today, a weekday radio program.
• Seeks to help people succeed by sharing a life-changing, powerful message: “You can make it!”
• Has a heart to help younger generations fulfill their divine destiny
• Passionate about the local church and loves to help people develop an authentic relationship with Jesus
SCHEDULE
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FAQ
What is Kindle the Flame?
Kindle the Flame is a three-day Christian women’s conference hosted by Rev. Lynette Hagin. The conference includes general ministry sessions and much more.
Why should I attend?
Kindle the Flame is an investment in yourself. You’ll be refreshed and strengthened, which means you’ll be better able to give back to others. This is a time when you’ll hear from God and get the answers you’ve been seeking.
Where is this conference held?
Kindle the Flame is held on the Rhema USA campus in Broken Arrow, OK, a suburb of Tulsa. The main services take place at Rhema Bible Church. The church is the large building with the red roof and the revolving faith shield atop it.
How much does the event cost?
Early bird registration for Kindle the Flame is $50. Regular registration is $55 and begins September 21. The cost includes all sessions and a tote bag.
How do I register?
You can register online, or by calling 1-866-312-0972. Last minute attendees may also register at the door.
Will I receive confirmation of my registration?
Yes, you will receive a confirmation letter or an email with helpful tips on preparing for your trip.
If I have to cancel my registration later, can I be reimbursed?
The registration fee is nonrefundable.
When should I arrive on campus?
On-campus registration opens at 3 p.m. on Thursday, September 28, with the first session beginning at 7 p.m. that night. (Feel free to stop by the registration area after 3 p.m. to pick up your conference materials and avoid the long evening lines!)
What should I wear?
Come just as you are! Some women choose to dress up, especially for the evening sessions, but casual is also fine. And of course, we always love to see some sparkling bling!
Is group seating available?
Reserved group seating is no longer available. We recommend that everyone comes early to get a seat together.
Where should I stay?
Click here for hotel accommodations. Designated hotels and motels offer special rates for event participants. Ask for the “Rhema Rate.”
Is the church handicap accessible?
Yes. There is plenty of reserved handicap parking around each building on campus, including the church. Rhema Bible Church has seating available specifically for wheelchairs, handicap-accessible restrooms, and elevators.
Can I bring my children with me to the conference?
This conference is for adults only (please no nursing infants).
What personal material should I bring with me?
We recommend you bring your Bible, a notepad, and pen. You may also want to bring a camera for use outside of ministry sessions.
INFORMATION
I really need this getaway this year!
re-firing our flames!
