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Kenneth Hagin Ministries'

Winter Bible

Seminar

FEB. 16—21, 2025

About WBS

Purpose

In the late 1960s, Kenneth E. Hagin started a series of seminars that he would hold four times a year on four different subjects: prayer, faith, healing, and the Holy Spirit. The prayer seminar, which was held toward the beginning of the year, eventually became Winter Bible Seminar in the mid 1980s. Although the name has changed, the focus has remained the same.

Morning Sessions

After the Rhema Bible Training College instructors minister during the 8:30 and 9:30 morning sessions, Lynette Hagin ministers on prayer, many times followed by a time of corporate or individual prayer at the 10:30 session. Occasionally she will minister on being led by the Spirit or following God’s plan for your life as well. No matter the subject, many people receive direction from God during Winter Bible Seminar.

Evening Sessions

During the evening sessions, Kenneth W. Hagin follows the leading of the Holy Spirit. If he is led to preach the Word, he preaches his heart out. If he is led to teach the Word, he teaches line-upon-line, precept-upon-precept. If he feels led to pray for people, he takes his coat off and lays hands on those in need of ministry. If the Spirit is moving and people are running, shouting, dancing, or laughing, he will run, shout, dance, and laugh (and he’ll probably be the first one to do so)!

Highlights

Conference Hosts

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Kenneth W. Hagin

BIO

Kenneth W. Hagin

Kenneth W. Hagin is president of Kenneth Hagin Ministries and pastor of Rhema Bible Church in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. He has organized Rhema Bible Training Colleges around the world. He seizes every opportunity to impart the attitude of “I cannot be defeated, and I will not quit.” Rev. Hagin hosts the annual A Call to Arms® Men’s Conference and with his wife, Lynette, hosts Rhema Praise, a weekly television program, and Rhema for Today, a weekday radio program broadcast throughout the United States. They also conduct Living Faith Conferences, spreading the message of faith and healing to the world.

Lynette Hagin WBS 2024

Lynette Hagin

BIO

Lynette Hagin

Lynette Hagin is an author, teacher, and conference speaker. She is committed to helping people succeed by sharing the life-changing message—“You can make it!” Her leadership has been instrumental in shaping the lives of thousands of women through her annual Kindle the Flame® Women’s Conference. Lynette exemplifies the woman of balance—balancing womanhood, motherhood, and ministry as she encourages and inspires others to do the same.

Craig Hagin

Craig W. Hagin

BIO

Craig W. Hagin

Craig W. Hagin reaches today’s generation with a fresh, practical approach to sharing biblical principles. He teaches extensively on faith and ministers with a strong healing anointing. Craig serves as an associate pastor of Rhema Bible Church, chief operating officer for Kenneth Hagin Ministries, and instructor at Rhema Bible Training College. He also hosts a weekly podcast focused on current events and practical life tips.

Craig W. Hagin

BIO

Denise Hagin Burns

Denise Hagin Burns serves as executive pastor and family ministries pastor at Rhema Bible Church and an instructor at Rhema Bible Training College. She attends to the spiritual, social, and emotional needs of young people and empowers them to develop an authentic relationship with God. Denise is passionate about the local church—keeping it organized, seeing growth, and developing people.

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Testimonial

Our 16-month-old son, Case, was diagnosed with Hurler syndrome at two months of age. We nearly lost him three times within his first 48 hours of life. The doctors told us that without treatment, the disease would eventually kill him. The Lord told me if my husband and I brought Case to Winter Bible Seminar and had hands laid on him, he would be healed. When Craig Hagin ministered to the sick on Wednesday, I took Case down for prayer. The power of God went into his body, and oppression and deformity left at that moment. Hurlers was defeated. Case is happier than ever. His motor skills are improving daily, and he is learning to crawl and walk. We are so thankful for Rhema and how you have ministered to us through the years!
Lesley

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FAQ

Winter Bible Seminar is a week long seminar on the Rhema campus in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. It runs in conjunction with Homecoming for Rhema Bible Training College graduates from around the world.

Winter Bible Seminar is a time where many people receive direction from God. During the 8:30 and 9:30 morning sessions, RBTC instructors teach the Word. At the 10:30 services, Rev. Lynette Hagin ministers, and at the 7 p.m. service, Rev. Kenneth W. Hagin shares powerful messages straight from his heart.

Winter Bible Seminar is held on the Rhema USA campus in Broken Arrow, OK, which is a suburb of Tulsa in northeastern Oklahoma. On campus, sessions are conducted at Rhema Bible Church (RBC). RBC is the large building with the red roof and the revolving, lighted faith shield atop it.

Yes! All of our services will be live-streamed on rhema.tv, Facebook, and on Youtube.

On-site registration begins Sunday prior to the event, at Rhema Bible Church. The first service is at 6 p.m. although we invite you to attend Sunday morning service at Rhema Bible Church with us. School of the Bible starts at 9 a.m. with Sunday morning worship beginning at 10 a.m.

We recommend you bring your Bible, a notepad, and pen. You may also want to bring a camera for use outside of ministry sessions.

Winter Bible Seminar is free-of-charge!

Call: (918) 258-1588, ext. 2238 to register or obtain more information

Online: register here

Click here for hotel accommodations and click here for maps of the area and campus. Designated hotels and motels offer special rates for event participants. Ask for the “Rhema Rate.”

Children’s services are available for infants to 5th grade during the evening services only. Youth (6-12th grade) will meet Wednesday night in the MAC. For all other services, youth will join the adults in the RCA.

No, there is no dress code. You can come as you are. Typically attendees wear casual clothes in the morning services and dress up more for the evening services.

Yes. There is plenty of reserved parking around each building on campus, including the church. The auditorium has seating available specifically for wheelchairs, handicap accessible restrooms, and elevators.

Yes. It is located in the northwest corner of the church.

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Children Ministry

Infant—5th Grade Childcare available at the 7 pm Services only

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