Get ready for a week that will recharge your faith at Campmeeting 2025! Campmeeting is the perfect time to step away from your daily routine and connect with God in a powerful way. There's something for everyone—so bring the whole family!

Campmeeting begins Sunday, July 20, at 6 p.m. on the Rhema USA Campus in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. Adult services continue Monday through Friday, July 21 through 25, at 10 a.m., 2:30 p.m., and 7:30 p.m.

Children's ministry (infants through 5th graders) is available during the evening sessions only. Summer Blitz (grades 6-12) starts Monday, July 21, with services at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. through Friday.

Adult sessions will be livestreamed on YouTube , Facebook , Rumble , rhema.tv  and the Rhema USA app. Stay connected with event updates on Facebook  and Instagram.

For event details, trip planning information, or to register, visit rhema.org/cm or call 1-866-312-0972. Registration is free and open to everyone!

By Kenneth W. Hagin

As you begin the new year, are you nearing the “Promised Land” of something in your life? Have you stood fast, patiently waiting for your prayers to be answered, and now you see the fruition of those prayers on the horizon? Perhaps you are near to receiving from God something you have longed for. If so, this is not the time to quit! You can press on and conquer your “Jericho” and receive all that God has in store for you.

The best Thanksgiving season is filled with words of encouragement, words of thankfulness, and words of kindness.

by Lynette Hagin

This month, the United States of America celebrates a holiday which almost no other nation observes—Thanksgiving Day. Originally, it was a time set aside by our forefathers to give thanks to God for bringing them through a critical year. Today, Thanksgiving means different things to different people. 

Winter Bible Seminar and Worldwide Homecoming 2025 was more than just a gathering. It was a powerful time of refreshing, vision, and connection for the global Rhema family. Alumni and anyone impacted by Kenneth Hagin Ministries from around the world "came home" to be strengthened in faith and reminded of the impact Rhema is making worldwide.

The early morning sessions featured inspiring messages from international Rhema directors and instructors, followed by powerful teaching and prayer led by Lynette Hagin and Denise Hagin Burns. Wednesday evening's ordination service was a moving visible reminder of God's call to "Go teach My people faith."

Thursday evening was Rhema Day, celebrating Rhema's past, present, and future. Kenneth W. Hagin made a special announcement—something he had dreamed of for years had become a reality. RBTC USA can now grant ministerial training degrees! A parade of the flags of nations, which honored the many countries impacted by Rhema, capped off the night. The week left hearts full and vision renewed—Rhema's best days are ahead.

Save the Date!

Winter Bible Seminar and Rhema Homecoming 2026, February 15-20

Speaker Highlights

"What you declare in the hard times determines your outcome. What you say in the hard times either releases or stops the power of God. If you'll hang on to God and His Word, you will come out through the fire. You will come out, and you will be victorious." // Kenneth W. Hagin

"God wants us to have a passion for the lost. That's our first assignment. God has given us so many things in our rights and privileges in Christ. But it's time for us to quit concentrating on what we can have and go tell the world what they can have in Christ. There's 6 billion people that haven't heard the Gospel, and we must tell them." // Lynette Hagin

"The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few. We need to get fired up, stir up the Greater One in us, and win the world for Christ. How? By following Peter's example when the lame man at the Gate Beautiful asked for money. Peter didn't have money, but he gave the man what he had. Let's take what we have to the world and change it." // Craig W. Hagin

"Part ofthe weight of the Rhema mandate is relating to younger generations. That means not criticizing them because they do things differently but instead working with them. How do you think the Gospel will continue from generation to generation if we don't have 'Timothys' we are mentoring? If we want to impact the future, we have to build bridges, not walls." // Denise Hagin Burns

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