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Campmeeting: A Phenomenal Week!

Rhema org FrontPageBroken Arrow, Oklahoma. The momentum and excitement at Campmeeting 2016 only continued to build. And as the week ended, those who attended left rejoicing in the Holy Spirit. They returned home full of the Word, full of faith, and better equipped to live victoriously in these last days!

Each session was powerful and anointed. Praise and worship lifted people into God's presence. Speakers taught and preached on the essentials of faith, the power of speaking God's Word, putting on God's armor, walking in Kingdom principles, and other topics. Those present were reminded that the supernatural power of God is the one thing that will enable them to live in victory in these times.

Campmeeting 2016 was a week like no other! If you missed this exciting time, you can watch archived services here. Or you can purchase and download MP3s of the messages here.

To order complete sets of CDs, DVDs, or MP3s (on a USB drive), please call Kenneth Hagin Ministries' Partner Services Department at 1-866-312-0972.

Save the date! Campmeeting 2017 will be held July 23-28 on the Rhema campus in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.

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The Spirit of Old-Time Camp Meetings Continues!

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Wow! What a great start to Campmeeting 2016! Energizing praise and worship. Times of refreshing in the Lord. Encouraging, uplifting preaching. Excitement in the Rhema Bible Church auditorium is so real that you can almost cut a slice out of it. And we're only halfway through the week!

In January of 1973 the Lord told Kenneth E. Hagin to hold a faith seminar and indoor camp meeting in the spirit of old-time outdoor camp meetings. And that pattern continues. Faith is taught in the morning, and the Holy Spirit is given free reign to move anytime, anywhere.

The week-long series of services began Sunday evening on a high note and momentum has been building. You don't want to miss out on what God will do for the rest of the week.

There's still time to get here. Campmeeting 2016 is taking place on the Rhema campus in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. Services on Thursday and Friday are scheduled at 10:00 a.m., 2:30 p.m., and 7:30 p.m. Visit rhema.org/cm for more details.

If you can't join us in person, you can still be a part of our online congregation.
Watch live at rhema.tv or on demand. Additionally, you can watch on Rhema's Roku channel.

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Wow! What a Week!

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Winter Bible Seminar & Rhema Worldwide Homecoming 2016 Broken Arrow, Oklahoma—The Rhema family from across the U.S. and around the world came home February 14-19. What a glorious time of fellowship, refreshing, and impartation!

During the 8:30 and 9:30 morning sessions, directors and key team members of Rhema USA and international campuses preached. Every morning at 10:30, Lynette Hagin taught the congregation on prayer before leading them in times of powerful prayer for breakthrough and their nations. Each evening Kenneth W. Hagin finished out the day with timely messages on remembering the power of God's Word and understanding the day we live in.

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Rhema Campmeeting Is Starting Soon!

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With Campmeeting 2016 less than a one week away, the Rhema USA campus in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, is alive with excitement. The first service starts on Sunday, July 24, at 6:00 p.m. Don't miss out!

This is the kind of event where healings and breakthroughs take place. It's where people get answers and are set free from whatever has them bound.

Check out rhema.org/cm for all the details and service times. Also, share your excitement for Campmeeting 2016 on your favorite social media sites with #RhemaCM. Come ready . . . come expecting!

We're looking forward to seeing you here! But if you can't join us in person, you can still be a part. Watch live at rhema.tv or on demand. Or you can watch on Rhema's Roku channel.

 

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What You Lookin' At?

DEC Pic 2Have you ever looked around and thought, "Where's the peace that God promised? Where's my joy? Where's the hope of better things to come?"

//Kenneth W. Hagin

If you've seen the movie It's a Wonderful Life, you probably remember the scene where George Bailey's guardian angel asks his angel superior about George. "Is he sick?" he questioned. His superior answered, "No, worse. He's discouraged."

We laugh at this, but discouragement comes to all of us. Why does it come? It's because we've been looking at the wrong thing!

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