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"You will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.”
You're Speaking, But Are You Connecting?
Your vision to reach the community is clear.
Your passion to be missional is passionate.
You've spent capital to improve resources face-to-face and through the Internet.
But do you know how well people understand what God is saying through you?
Your passion to be missional is passionate.
You've spent capital to improve resources face-to-face and through the Internet.
But do you know how well people understand what God is saying through you?
You're Streaming, But Are You Reaching?
You know some people have to stay home and have church online.
You have the capabilities to stream.
You have the volunteers to serve in person.
But is your online focus to reach 'the ends of the earth,' or just the people who can't show up?
You have the capabilities to stream.
You have the volunteers to serve in person.
But is your online focus to reach 'the ends of the earth,' or just the people who can't show up?
Photo by Kon Karampelas on Unsplash
We Can Help You Reach and Teach.
Using What You Have?
Through our travels, KIT observes a variety of Services of Worship.
Because of our travels and recent events, we interact on many social media platforms and view many online presentations.
As congregation participants, we've been engaged and distracted...in person and online.
From our experience as pastors and staff leaders, and our professional producers and presenters, we have gathered tools and insights to overcome distractions and stay engaged.
So we offer ideas for you to consider how you're connecting to Samaria and the Ends of the Earth...or the third pew on the left.
Because of our travels and recent events, we interact on many social media platforms and view many online presentations.
As congregation participants, we've been engaged and distracted...in person and online.
From our experience as pastors and staff leaders, and our professional producers and presenters, we have gathered tools and insights to overcome distractions and stay engaged.
So we offer ideas for you to consider how you're connecting to Samaria and the Ends of the Earth...or the third pew on the left.
Photo by Nicolas LB on Unsplash
Secret Worshippers: Live, Online
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Seeing You as Others May, but Don't Say
There is no such thing. Or, perhaps there is...people who quietly worship in pews because they haven't been invited into participation. Or people who would come and worship, but don't know what to expect or how to respond when in attendance.
Do you wonder if you're bringing people into fellowship? There are two ways we may help. Invite us for a live visit. Invite us to worship with you online. Then discuss our experience. We may discover impacts you didn't know you were making. |
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Social Media as a Gospel Tool
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Unmasking the Underused Gift of the Spirit
An increasing number of people today first visit churches online -- through the website, or social media. Not only are these avenues to attracting potential new Christ-followers, they're also avenues for internal growth and two-way discipleship, as mature Believers bring alongside newer volunteers to provide technical expertise in sharing the message.
Talk to us about assessing your current virtual image among those outside the church, and reviewing how you're utilizing resources within your current congregation. |
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The Blog Series
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Continuing Education for Team Meetings
Many challenges of pastoral staffs, leadership boards, worship ensembles, or ministry teams are best addressed through interpersonal conversations sparked by critical-thinking prompts . Essays in the KIT Ministries Blog Series ignite such discussions combining Biblical illustrations with how-to suggestions to address contemporary needs.
Church Communication:
Communicating the Gospel: Service Planning: Team Development:
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Artist & Ministry Blog Collections
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Michael Edgar Myers: Pulpit Supply
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Giving Your Pastor A Breather
Give your pastor a sabbath by choosing from Michael's straightforward messages, combination sermon and dramatic scripture readings, or commission a specially targeted message for your special event:
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Go Eat Popcorn: Sermons & Other Drama
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Reading the Epistles as The Sermon
The letters of Paul are studied verse by verse to unpack their power. Yet, when introduced to the churches to whom he wrote, the letters were read in their entirety: as a letter. Re-energize the Scriptures and their impact on a congregation by hearing the letters read as your entire sermon, the opening to follow-up remarks, or the launch of a sermon series.
The letters may be presented from one translation, hybrid translations, by one person, dual person, or an ensemble including your congregation.* Most letters, when read aloud, are 15-20 minutes long. |
Epistle Message Choices:
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Ask About a Program
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info@kit-ministries.com
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630-632-7775
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address |
1723 Roosa Lane, Suite 102
Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 |