Founder of Rhema Bible Institute, Rev Kenneth Hagin dies

The Reverend Kenneth Hagin, the founder of Kenneth Hagin Ministries has died. In a news release, we are told Reverend Hagin passed away at seven o’clock this morning in a Tulsa hospital.

Hagin was rushed to the hospital last Sunday and had been in Cardiac Intensive care. He founded the Rhema Bible Training Center in Broken Arrow in 1974, it now has 23,000 alumni.

He is survived by his wife Oretha, two children, five grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.

The Reverend Kenneth Hagin was 86 years old.

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