Kenneth W. Hagin’s A Call to Arms® Men’s Conference will be held November 5–7, 2009, at RHEMA Bible Church in Broken Arrow. The annual event is designed to encourage Christian men in their faith and inspire them to make a positive impact in their homes, churches, and communities.
“We are all joining together for one cause—to become stronger, more effective men of God,” said Kenneth W. Hagin, conference host.
Every year since 2002, men from across the nation and other parts of the world have attended A Call to Arms, and expectations are the same for the 2009 conference. Those desiring to register or obtain more information may call (918) 258-1588, ext. 2238, or click here. Registration is $60 and includes a luncheon and a breakfast. |
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“Something special is going to happen during this meeting—a breakthrough!” declared Lynette Hagin as she opened her annual Kindle the Flame® Women’s Conference Thursday night, September 24, at RHEMA Bible Church in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. Then she asked the crowd a thought-provoking question, “What kind of legacy are you leaving in your life?” We’re all writing a history book—telling the story of our lives. We’re leaving a legacy that someone is going to follow. The real measure of a person’s success lies in the lives that are changed because of her influence, her legacy. |
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By Lynette Hagin From Kindle the Flame 2004
God has plans for us. Many times, God wraps up His thoughts and plans for us in our dreams—dreams that we may have had since childhood. For example, I always knew that I would marry a minister. And, thank God, I married a good preacher. I love to hear my husband preach! The dream of marrying a preacher was important because I knew that my destiny was wrapped up in that dream. |
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