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Homecoming is a time for the RBTC Alumni to unite in one place, be built up spiritually, and just enjoy being together. It's a "get away" for fun, fellowship, and power-packed services. Services start Sunday at 6:00 p.m. and continue Monday through Friday with three morning sessions held at 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, and one evening session held at 7:00 p.m.

On Monday, February 19, there is a special "Welcome Back Fellowship" for all alumni following the evening service. It will be an awesome time of fellowship. In addition to the regular services, alumni may also choose to sit in on RBTC classes throughout the week.

1979, 1989, 1999, and 2009 graduates won't want to miss their 10-, 20-, 30-, and 40-year Reunion Luncheon following the Wednesday morning service on February 20. It's a time to visit with former instructors and reconnect with classmates.

Who?
6th through 12th graders

Where?
Meet in the Varsity Youth Building

When?
7 PM Monday — Wednesday and Friday nights. (Thursday night the youth will attend main service for Rhema Day.)

What?
Friday is Winter Blitz Bash!
(FREE Food!)

In the late 1960s, Kenneth E. Hagin started a series of seminars that he would hold four times a year on four different subjects: prayer, faith, healing, and the Holy Spirit. The prayer seminar, which was held toward the beginning of the year, eventually became Winter Bible Seminar in the mid 1980s.

Although the name has changed, the focus has remained the same.

After the Rhema Bible Training College instructors minister during the 8:30 and 9:30 morning sessions, Lynette Hagin ministers on prayer, many times followed by a time of corporate or individual prayer at the 10:30 session. Occasionally she will minister on being led by the Spirit or following God’s plan for your life as well. No matter the subject, many people receive direction from God during Winter Bible Seminar.

During the evening sessions, Kenneth W. Hagin follows the leading of the Holy Spirit. If he is led to preach the Word, he preaches his heart out. If he is led to teach the Word, he teaches line-upon-line, precept-upon-precept. If he feels led to pray for people, he takes his coat off and lays hands on those in need of ministry. If the Spirit is moving and people are running, shouting, dancing, or laughing, he will run, shout, dance, and laugh (and he’ll probably be the first one to do so)!