Lynette Hagin's Women's Conference / Kindle The Flame

The Kindle the Flame Women's Conference began in September 2001. But the dream for this conference was placed in the heart of Rev. Lynette Hagin more than 25 years earlier. Read about the conference's beginnings in her own words: "In 1974, my place in ministry had seemingly disappeared. My children were young, Rhema Bible Training College had just started, and my husband was quite busy taking care of the school. I began earnestly praying, 'Lord, what do You have planned for me?' 

As I prayed day after day, the Lord began to drop some things in my heart. And when I was 29 years old, He revealed to me that I would someday host a conference for women.

Over the years, I protected the dream God had given me, hiding His instructions in my heart. In my mind, I figured the plan would take shape when I turned 40. Forty came and went, and the Lord didn't say, "Go ye!" Then 50 came and went, and there was still no "Go ye." I thought, God, this is wonderful! Maybe You were only testing my willingness to obey You.

You see, when the Lord first spoke to me during that time of prayer, I didn't want to hold a women's meeting. I had seen too many women's groups get off-base doctrinally and become "hyper-spiritual," neglecting their homes and families.