Glory Weekends
What Is a Glory Weekend?
It’s a weekend for an awesome spiritual upgrade! Built on the foundational truth that God’s people are to go “from glory to glory,” (2Cor3:28) A Glory Weekend opens the way for people to experience a closer walk with God, with fresh empowerment by the Holy Spirit, to live the victorious Christian life.
Brought to you by Holy Spirit Renewal Ministries (HSRM), the weekend is conducted by a team of lay leaders and incorporates times of praise and worship, team teaching and testimonies, activities, group sharing, fellowship, and prayer ministry.
Glory Weekends are a catalyst to move believers to be sold out, all in and full on for Christ, strengthened by a fresh encounter with God’s love and a fresh infilling of the Holy Spirit, and learning to do the things that Jesus did. A Glory Weekend not only blesses the individual, it blesses the whole church. As people flourish, churches flourish!
It is God’s desire and destiny for every believer to be in a deepening relationship with Him, loving Him and being loved by Him. Glory Weekends help to restore a desire for that and a return to our “first love.”
Let’s go “from glory to glory” together
Testimonies about Past Glory Weekends
Kathie H:
I had never experienced ANYTHING like Glory weekend in my entire life. I was overwhelmed by my feelings, my thoughts and by the team that lead the weekend. We broke up into groups and were assigned a scripture to read. We were to find a place of solitude for 15 minutes. My first thought was I will not be able to do this. Fifteen minutes is too long. What I found out was 15 minutes was NOT too long and that I enjoyed finding out how God and I interact with each other.
I was not able to be in the sanctuary for the main message. When I returned after the service was over, I witnessed my youngest daughter in tears. She stated she had never been moved like that in her whole life. I knew that the Holy Spirit had moved in her that day. It is a day and time that lives within my heart.
Lorraine M:
Everything seemed coming at me from all directions. My daughter's family was having problems, stress at church, health problems. I was so depressed and alone. When Glory Weekend came to our church, I went forward to receive prayer and laying on of hands. The Holy Spirit came to me, loving me and telling me I was not alone. Now I can face each day knowing I AM NOT ALONE.
Do You Desire a Glory Weekend at Your Church
Contact HSRM at admin@hsrm.org for more information on how to schedule a Glory Weekend
HSRM Youth Ministry
Our Youth are Important to Us
Because the Youth are important to us we structure a program at our June conference just for them. We want them to have as good an experiece as the adults. Some of the youth have been coming for years.
The Holy Spirit Conference Youth Group is available for those entering 6th grade though high school graduates.
The morning sessions are held in the Red Door Building on the hilltop above the Avenue of Flags. It’s good exercise getting there!
Youth Group times: Monday—Thursday 8:45 to 12:15
Students: Can you know God? Really experience Him? Can your life be free of the bazillion things that keep you down? Can you make a difference in a world that has gone wild and is far from God? YES...ask the many teens who have seen their lives impacted and empowered here at the Holy Spirit Conference and then have affected their world at home!
Go to new levels with God and learn about God's power to do His stuff. He wants to pour His love and power on His kids! Youth, please come together every morning to learn, experience, grow, encourage and change to the glory of God! We’ll have fun doing it!
**Recent high school graduates are welcome to participate in the youth ministry or the Young Adult Fellowship.
Our approach: When leading a group with a wide age range God has given us a great blueprint— we treat Youth Group as a Family made up of brothers and sisters in Christ.
High school-aged students are encouraged to view the middle school students as their younger brothers and sisters in Christ to help lead and guide them.
We encourage the middle schoolers to learn from the older youth, but they can also help the older students to grow and be encouraged in Christ.
If we split the students into small groups it will done by grade as best, we can.
