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GodKan News
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Kanisa Fellowship Monthly Newsletter
January, 2012 |
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 Hello Family! Welcome to our first Newsletter of 2012.January was Holy Spirit Month. What a perfect way to start off the year by inviting God’s spirit into our ministry and asking Him for His guidance and leading throughout the year. Here are some great ministries Kanisa can be proud of!
Blessings, Lisa Sterling & Brandii Styles
Editors, Communications Team |
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| LifePower Sessions
Holy Spirit Month
Each Saturday in January, at 3:30pm, Kanisa held a leadership session dedicated to empowering our members in their calling to ministry. The four-weekend training opportunity has given those a renewed conviction and commitment to serve Christ in this year at Kanisa Fellowship!
Pastor Patrick Jacques drove home a great point when saying:
“Remember when you are leading your division that it is not your division, but it is God’s division. So imagine God came down to you and said: “Hey, how’s my division going?” Knowing He’d ask you this, you’d treat it with the top quality to represent Him. So don’t be selfish with your ministry, it’s God’s not yours!“
Other powerful guest speakers included: Ketziah Rhule, Pastor Patrick Jacques, Pastor Eustace Williams, and Pastor John Scott.
Above:January 14th–Pastor Patrick Jacques @ Kanisa Fellowship teaching about “Leadership That Matters”
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A.O.P. Welcomes New Members
Youth Ministries
Kanisa’s Alpha & Omega Pathfinders (A.O.P.), are crazy about Christ and they make their ministry known throughout the church and the community.
On Friday February 11, 2012, A.O.P. will welcome new inductees. The service will consist of a candlelight ceremony, presentation from the photo video club and memorization of the Pledge, Aim, Law and Motto.
Under the leadership of Sis. Bridgette Gray, members are trained in a fun and interactive setting in the areas of leisure, artistic development, environment and outreach programs such as “Street Feed”. And their mission is: “to spread the Adventist message to all the world in this generation.”
For more pathfinder info, please contact Sis. Bridgette Gray at aop@kanisafellowship.com.
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Kanisa Fellowship@Study
Above: Open mic
Fellowship Study is now online!
Follow the Fellowship Study discussion
The live discussion is always great but it’s never enough. Now you can share your questions, comments, and testimonies online.
Share the discussion forum with your friends and look out for our Tweets @Kanisa. You can also reach us at: Let’s improve our quality of life by nurturing our personal relationship with Jesus Christ through practical application of the Word of God.
Above: Group Discussion
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| Remember: He brought us this far, through the trials of 2011, to the victories of 2012… and he’ll take us all the way!~Philippians 1:6 |
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| 21-Day Health Challenge
Health Ministries
Health Ministries Coordinator, Nicole Holness, created a 21-day exercise that started with everyone picking their challenge out of a hat. Some challenges included: working- out for at least 15 minutes a day, praying 3 times a day for at least 10 minutes or more each time, and eating salad every day for 21 days.
The program began on January 22nd, and is meant to help fulfill the 8 Laws of the Adventist Health message called NEW START: Nutrition, Exercise, Water, Sunshine, Temperance, Air, Rest and Trust in God.
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Kanisa Celebrates
Black History Month
Worship Arts Ministry
Above: Worship Ensemble
Eighty-eight years ago, Black historian Carter G. Woodson birthed the idea of Negro History Week, dedicated to recognizing the history and accomplishments of African Americans. In 1976, the week extended to an entire month and was renamed Black History Month.Worship Arts director, Petra-Gae Shakes says, “It is important for us to recognize our culture and our heritage. Music has always been critical to the Black experience. So the celebrations will focus on music, mostly.”The theme for Black History Month will be ‘Black Universal Worship’. Led by the worship ensemble, music from Africa, North America, Latin America and the Caribbean will be featured each week.
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| Pastor Scott Out & About
Community Outreach
| We are blessed and fortunate to receive the good word from Pastor Scott on a regular basis at Kanisa Fellowship. But we are especially proud to call him our pastor when he does awesome ministry in the community too!
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Above: Pastor Scott stands with fellow community leaders and dignitaries to bring hundreds to their feet to exalt God at the Black Business and Professional Association’s Beyond the Dream event on January 14th.
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Altar call during Outpour ministry series
Pastor Marvin Clarke delivers his sermon
LifePower Sessions at 3:30 pm |
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BE INTERACTIVE!
Follow us on Twitter!
Chat with Pastor Scott!
Watch Kanisa Channel!
Study @Kanisa!
BE CONNECTED!
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If you would like your ministry or initiative to be featured in the next newsletter, or if you have ideas, please email us at: newsletter@kanisafellowship.com
Sincerely,
Lisa Sterling & Brandii Sterling, Editors
Communications Department
Kanisa Fellowship |
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