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Celebration and Thanksgiving for the Year of Ministry 2021
The Unmasked KIT
Friends and Supporters Face-to-face time with out-oftowners who’ve encouraged through time, capital and words.
“Let’s see how inventive we can be in encouraging love and helping out, not avoiding worshiping together as some do ...." (The Message) -- Hebrews 10:25
O
nce the stay-at-home/shelterin-place embargo of 2020 eased, you’d have thought people couldn’t get wait to get back to “normal” time together.
Gwenda Hiett: who’s here from Florida.
Would that we had a monthly supporter for each time a pastor told us how reluctant congregants seem to return to church. Health fears, comfort with viewing online are understood factors. Still, not taking advantage of personal interactions can short-change moments of joy. We, at KIT Ministries, attest to the benefits of meeting together in as we resumed live presentations, built relations from online connections or met with ministry supporters in 2021.
I Pat Franzen: up from Downstate.
n January we launched, “An Evening with Kingdom Impact Theater,” a monthly online Christian variety program featuring live scenes, video highlights of our work, guest devotionals from pastors, and audience conversations. That program reconnected us with long unconnected friends — Christian and curious others, as well as just folks tuning in.
An ensemble KIT-mas: Vanetta, Carla, Meech, Mike, Vikki, Garlan.
“Personnel” Privileges While we’ve had sage insights from our Ministry Accountability Team, we especially salute the input of Pastor Rich Massey and wife, Nancy, guiding us from Texas. Rich ends his MAT term December 31, but his counsel continues, having heightened our business sense and through zealous social media encouragement. Personal joy found Garlan becoming a father-in-law and a grandpa, courtesy his two children; while, after 28 years, Mike and Vikki went on a second honeymoon. All of which reminded us: parenting and marriage are also inventive acts of worship.
SDG, Shalom, And Amen, Vikki, Michael, Garlan
In July, Pastor Lamarr Lark, invited us to provide musical worship as Connection Church resumed live services in Libertyville, IL. This partnership led us to create Christ-Centered Worship, reunite our core singing team Ann Lippert: Wavelength from Vegas.
after a year, and add four musicians.
The Masseys have given us Rich wisdom: “Toward what purpose?”
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