Led by Pastor E.A. Adeboye. Sunday services, plus the monthly Holy Ghost Service.
This page helps you find RCCG (Redeemed Christian Church of God)'s official livestream. Pludor is not affiliated with RCCG (Redeemed Christian Church of God) and does not host their stream - the links above go to official channels. Ministries and creators who want to stream on their own terms can use Pludor Live: schedule services, sell tickets or accept gifts, offer replays, and run a community around it.
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How to use it →No - Pludor links to official channels and a YouTube search for the current service; it does not host or embed the stream.
Yes - Pludor Live lets you schedule a live show, sell tickets or accept gifts, allow replays, and build a community for your members.
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To watch RCCG live, go to the church's official website or search YouTube for the current live stream — Pludor's page links to both. RCCG streams Sunday services and the monthly Holy Ghost Service, led by Pastor E.A. Adeboye. Because specific video links change often, the YouTube search link is the most reliable way to find the current service.
Watch on RCCG's official website or their official YouTube channel, where Sunday services and the monthly Holy Ghost Service are streamed. Pludor's watch page links directly to both so you don't have to hunt for the right channel. If a specific video link is dead, the YouTube search link still finds the current stream.
RCCG typically streams its Sunday services, plus the monthly Holy Ghost Service led by Pastor E.A. Adeboye. Exact start times vary, so check the church's official website or YouTube channel for the current schedule. The stream usually appears on YouTube shortly before the service begins.
The Holy Ghost Service is streamed on RCCG's official channels, usually on YouTube. Search YouTube for the current RCCG live stream or visit the church's official website. Since it happens monthly, the official channels announce the date and time ahead of each one.
Yes, RCCG's services on their official YouTube channel and website are free to watch. You just need an internet connection and a device with a browser or the YouTube app. No subscription or ticket is required for the standard services.
No. Pludor doesn't host or embed RCCG's stream — its page simply links out to RCCG's own official channels and a YouTube search. This means you always end up on the ministry's official source rather than a third-party re-stream.
Specific video links change or expire, which is why fixed links often break. Search YouTube directly for 'RCCG live' and filter for live or recent videos, or use the official RCCG channel. The YouTube search link on Pludor's RCCG page stays current even when individual video links don't.
Yes. Beyond YouTube, churches can use platforms like Pludor Live to schedule services in advance, sell tickets or accept gifts, offer replays, and run a community around the stream. You set the date, time and thumbnail, then go live at the scheduled time. It's built for ministries that want to stream on their own terms.
Live streaming is available on every Pludor plan, including the Free plan — you get a free amount each month and then pay only for what you use, at 1 credit = 1 cent. Paid online orders carry a platform fee of 4.99% + $0.90, deducted before payout. New stores also get 500 free credits to start.
Yes. With Pludor's Scheduled & Ticketed Live Shows you can tick 'Paid Event', set a ticket price and cap the number of seats. You can also allow replay access after the stream ends for people who missed it live. Free streams with voluntary gifts are also supported.
It's safest to watch only on RCCG's official website and official YouTube channel. Third-party re-streams can be unreliable or misleading. Pludor's page avoids this problem by linking only to official channels rather than re-hosting the stream itself.