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Christ-Centered Worship"A time will come when true worshippers worship in Spirit and in Truth."
-- Jesus' last words before his ascension back to heaven (Acts of the apostles, chapter 1, verse 7) |
Our Next Program
Unshackled & Resurrected, April 21, 7:17 PMThe Spirit of the Easter season continues with scenes, music and testimonies of people once trapped in bondage who discovered how to be free in Christ. Highlights include excerpts from KIT's original play, "The X-Trial," that imagines the immediate aftermath of The Resurrection.
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George Moore Jr.George Moore Jr. is founder and executive director of Legacy Reentry Foundation, a not-for-profit agency in Waukegan, IL, dedicated to witnessing Christ's gospel to individuals who are formerly incarcerated (physically or spiritually). A Chaplain at the Lake County Jail, George is also a self-published author and spoken word artist.
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Interactive Experience for Contemporary Matters
Act I
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Intermission
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Act II
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"Afterset"
Optional 20-minute post-show audience Q & A with cast and each other, just like at the end of a show in a live theater.
Season Two
Join us for our second season of monthly online Christ-focused online entertainment and talk.
April 21Christ up from the grave set prisoners free.
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May 19Mental health awareness in yoke of Christ.
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June 16Reclaiming God’s olive branch, Noah’s heritage.
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July 21When teen actors grow up to become parents.
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August 18Engaging faith values to needy generations.
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September 22Diversity, inclusion with Christ-consciousness.
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October 22The Spiritual guide to death, dying and eternity.
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November 22Celebrating healing, hope, perseverance
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December 22Seeing God’s Priesthood in seasonal decor.
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Episode Highlights
Excerpts from previous episodes featuring guest performers, pastors and video samples.
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Watchnight Special: Rodney Stepp's recovery from COVID Testimony.
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Continuing Bible Education
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A positive outcome of churches shutting down programming has been that ministries have been allowed time to re-imagine how and what they do to present the gospel. “An Evening with Kingdom Impact Theater” is part of the KIT Ministries re-imagination. “Bible School Needs No Vacation” is a significant part of the new vision.
“An episode like ‘Bible School Needs No Vacation’ is our effort to encourage people to read and explore the Scripture on their own regularly. This is especially true in the family setting.” says Michael Edgar Myers, founding director of Kingdom Impact Theater Ministries. “Before there was Sunday school, VBS or public school, the LORD gave the responsibility for children’s education to the family as a 24/7 mandate, not just an hour on Sunday or a few weeks in the summer.” Both summer episodes of “An Evening with Kingdom Impact Theater” will include audience participation, conversations with church and school educators, and resources to consider for personal or home use. Reviewing content for these shows, Myers says, has allowed the KIT Ministries ensemble to expand its vision as churches and theaters resume live assemblies while incorporating lessons from the exclusive time online. |
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“We’ve created many scripts that we’ve done once or twice that we have discovered from audience response some people would like to see again,” he says, “Because we have the online outlet, more people can access the shows have a similar experience and like the families at Nett Lake.
“We’ve also learned that to update the scripts and then mount the shows, live or online, is going to take time and an investment of people and capital.
“We’ve also learned that to update the scripts and then mount the shows, live or online, is going to take time and an investment of people and capital.