Take a Virtual Tour of the RHEMA Campus

Ever wondered what it's like to tour the campus of Kenneth Hagin Ministries and Rhema Bible Training Center? Can't make it to Tulsa to check it out for yourself firsthand? Well, now you don't have to! We have provided stunning photos of our beautiful campus with building descriptions as you traverse from one to another.

Administration Building—This building houses the executive offices as well as the Communications Department, Partner Services, Faith Library Publications, Data Processing, Accounting, the IT Department, and RHEMA Correspondence Bible School. Brother Hagin’s office is also in this building and hasn’t changed since he went home to be with the Lord in September 2003.

Rooker Memorial Auditorium (RMA)—Named after Kenneth W. Hagin’s maternal grandparents, this building is large enough to accommodate the entire RHEMA Bible Training Center student body. On Thursdays between second and third-hour classes, the student body meets in the RMA for Assembly.

Student Development Center 1 (SDC 1)—The afternoon sessions of Prayer and Healing School, as well as many classes, are held in this building during the school year. SDC 1 is also the home for the Admissions and Recruiting departments and the office of the dean of RBTC.

Student Development Center 2 (SDC 2)—The bottom floor of this building is comprised mostly of classrooms for RBTC students and offices for the Alumni Department. The second floor is home to the AXIS® Youth Department, the youth ministry of RHEMA Bible Church. There are two youth auditoriums and offices for the AXIS staff.

RHEMA Bible Church (RBC)—This massive building (more than 233,000 square feet) is home to the Children’s Department, RHEMA Daycare, Church Office, Video Department, Bookstore, and Music Department, along with the music studio and video production room. Located inside RBC, the RHEMA Church Auditorium seats 4,500 and is the site for Winter Bible Seminar, Campmeeting, Kindle the Flame Women’s Conference, and A Call to Arms Men’s Conference.

Prayer & Healing Center—This building houses the offices for the staff of the Prayer & Healing Center, as well as the auditorium where morning Healing School services are held. Trained prayer partners pray daily over requests arriving by phone, e-mail, and regular mail in this building, and some of RHEMA Bible Church’s prayer groups meet here weekly.

RHEMA Library—This facility houses the school’s book collection and provides laboratory space for RHEMA Bible Training Center’s third-year specialty programs: RHEMA School of Worship, RHEMA School of World Missions, RHEMA School of Pastoral Ministry, and General Extended Studies. RHEMA Security offices are also located in this building.

Ninowski Recreation Center (NRC)—This building, remodeled in 2008, is home to RHEMA Eagles intercollegiate athletics and intramural sports. It also is the setting for the student Christmas banquet, reunions, and many other social activities. It has a regulation-sized basketball court, a volleyball court, four racquetball courts, a track, a weight room, two snack bars, a skating rink, two locker rooms, and the offices for the Athletic Department staff.

Red Nunn Warehouse and Maintenance Center—When you purchase a product from Kenneth Hagin Ministries, your order goes to our Distribution Center, located in this building Our publishing division, Faith Library Publications, prints about a million books a year and ships them all over the world. The media duplicating and campus maintenance departments are also based in this building.

Greg Smith Memorial Student Housing—Most RHEMA Bible Training Center students live off campus, but the 96 one- and two-bedroom on-campus apartment units are “home away from home” for some. Many residents are international students. The Christian life is social as well as spiritual, and living in Student Housing provides many fellowship opportunities.

RHEMA Park—Located between the Ninowski Recreation Center and the Administration Building, this park is a serene location to relax, take a walk, or read a book. There’s a walkway that winds through the park, next to a stream, and around the duck pond. There are picnic tables and a gazebo for leisurely lunches as well. During the Christmas season, the RHEMA Park is a centerpiece for the Christmas Lights Display, which usually boasts more than 1.5 million lights.

RHEMA Football and Softball Fields—Located on the southeast side of campus, the football and softball fields are primarily used by RHEMA Bible Training Center students for intramural sports. There are seven different sports for RBTC students to choose: flag football, softball, basketball, soccer, volleyball, floor hockey, and bowling.