Christmas Lights 'Flip the Switch'!

Join us at the Rhema Lighting Ceremony November 23rd at 6PM

There's nothing like sparkling Christmas lights to make everyone feel like a kid again!

On Wednesday, November 23, hundreds of people will pack the Rhema Park to count down with Pastor Kenneth and Lynnette Hagin and the Hagin family as they 'flip the switch' on a brilliant display of two million lights.

Young and old alike will eagerly make their way throughout the park and around the campus to take in every decorative light in various theme displays and designs.

As Pastor Kenneth W. Hagin has said, the Christmas Lights Extravaganza is Rhema's opportunity to show the community that Jesus is the light of the world. People from surrounding states and the local community have been enjoying the lights display for over 30 years.

If you're in the Broken Arrow area, stop by and check out this unforgettable display of lights, 5:30–11:30 p.m. November 23rd through New Year's Day. Find more information and frequently asked questions at rhemalights.org

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//KEITH HUDSON

"When You said, 'Seek My face,' My heart said to You, 'Your face, Lord, I will seek.' "
—Psalm 27:8 (NKJV)

I believe God is going to give us a hunger to go after Him as never before. When I say this, most people look at me and say, "I've been in the church for 20 years" or "I've been saved for this long." That doesn't matter. There's another dimension—another realm—with God. And if we'll go after Him, we'll find Him in a way that we've never found Him before.

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//Donna Pickens

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//Patsy Cameneti

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—1 Timothy 2:1–2 (NKJV)

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