Here is a list of the different ministries at KFA. Just click the one you are interested in to find out more information.
- Children
Journey Kids
| www.journeykids.net |
CHECK OUT THE CHILDREN'S AND FAMILY MINISTRY SITE AT THE LINK ABOVE
It is full of church program information, marriage and parenting helps, games for kids, and upcoming events!
Saturday Evening Events
6:00pm
Early Childhood (birth to K)
Elementary (1st grade to 5th grade)
Sunday Morning Events
9:00am
Early Childhood (birth to K)
Elementary (1st grade to 5th grade)
Junior Bible Quiz — (Sept to May)
10:45am
Early Childhood (birth to K)
Elementary (1st grade to 5th grade)
Wednesday Evening Events (6:30pm - 8:00pm)
6:30pm - 8:00pm
Early Childhood (birth to 5 years old)
Boys Small Groups (K to 5th grade)
Girls Small Groups (K to 5th grade)
[ Small Group Registration Form ]
Bob Griffith- Teenagers
H2O Student Ministries
| www.h2oyouth.org |
• Middle School Service [ 6:30p - 7:45p ]
• High School Service [ 7p - 8:30p ]
H2O Wednesday - doors open at 6:00p • The Game room is open until 9:00pm.
H2O is about meeting the spiritual needs of high schoolers. It is about experiencing a real God. It's about hanging out and meeting new friends. It's about reaching your friends in a real and relevant way. And it's about "rolling on the floor laughing until your gut hurts" fun.
The H2O experience is every Wednesday night from 6p - 9p. We also have everything from dodge ball and football tournaments to Six Flags and water park trips to game nights; we like to have fun!
Small Groups are where you get to experience God and life with other people. Cell groups are fun, intense, meaningful, interesting, satisfying, and just a great place to eat chips and hang out with other people. They meet in homes all around the Kenosha area.
H2O student ministries is also a volunteer-based ministry. So whatever your schedule allows, we have a place for you to serve.
Jon Brown
Contact: h2o@kenoshafirst.com- Worship and Creative Arts
Worship & Creative Arts
Our purpose is to lead people in passionate, heartfelt worship to Jesus Christ. We desire to create an atmosphere where everyone can experience the presence of God.
Benny Ferguson
Contact: waca@kenoshafirst.com- Life Development
Life Development
Small Groups and Classes are the equipping foundation at KFA.
Small Groups are Biblically functioning communities that gather together for the purpose of Bible study, prayer and fellowship. These groups meet during the week at various times, both on-campus and off and make a commitment to ‘do life’ together for an 18-24 month duration. A trained, mature Christian that will shepherd you as your Small Group cares for you in all areas of your life and leads each group.
Classes and Seminars provide a learning environment for gifted teachers to instruct you in your understanding of the Word of God as you press toward spiritual maturity. Most classes have an 8-12 week duration while seminars are typically one day events.
Lisa Kurman
Contact: lifedevelopment@kenoshafirst.com- Christian Life School
Christian Life School
| Christian Life School’s Website |
Founded in 1977, Christian Life School, a ministry of Kenosha First Assembly, is a Kindergarten-12th grade independent, evangelical, coeducational, college-preparatory day school in Kenosha, Wisconsin, represented by over 100 different denominations. Located midway between Milwaukee, Wisconsin and Chicago, Illinois, the 350,000 sq. ft. of building and athletic fields are on a 45-acre campus in a rapidly growing business and professional community of 100,000 people. Students from the six-county area of Southeastern Wisconsin and Northeastern Illinois commute to the central campus for a 7-hour, 9-class period school day 180 days per year.
Types of Programs:
Traditional Day School Programs; Honors Programs; ESL Program; Conversational Italian and Japanese (on demand); Orton-Gillingham Reading Program, Distance Learning Program; National Institute for Learning Development (Discovery Program); Interactive Tutorial Learning Program; ARC Reading Program; Mentoring Program; Foreign Exchange Program; International Student Program
Honors Courses Currently Offered
Art, Band, Biology, Choir, College Algebra, Chemistry, Drama, Human Anatomy & Physiology, Orchestra, World History
Advanced Placement Courses Currently Offered
Art, British Literature, Calculus, Chemistry, French, Music Theory, Spanish, US History
2007: 18 Advanced Placement Scholars took 37 AP tests: 5 scoring 4 or better on 3 exams.
2008: 40 Advanced Placement Scholars will take 55 AP tests
1 National Merit Scholarship Qualifier: 2007-08
Technology Services
Technology services include e-mail, telephones, EDLINE Educational Portal System and video communication services within CLS. Advanced, high-speed connectivity to Internet enables the sharing of text-based communication to remote locations. Intranet and Internet services are accessible from more than 150 filtered PCs.
Library Services
Library staff provides friendly, efficient circulation, reference, and instructional services that aid students and other patrons seeking information and doing research. Serving K-12th grades, with interlibrary access to public and college libraries, Internet research capabilities and a College resource center. Library holdings include 27,000 books, 40 periodicals and an audio/video library.
Fine Arts
* Band – accepted 61st MENC National Biennial In-Service Conference 2008
* 10 Heritage Festival of Music Awards including; 2nd Place-Heritage National Festival of Gold (Band-2004); 1st Place-Heritage Music Festival (Band-2003, Orchestra-2006)
* Consistent superior awards; Wisconsin School Music Association (WSMA)
* 18 students selected for the WSMA Honors Project (Band, Orchestra and Choir)
* 5 High School choirs including; Concert Choir, Madrigal Singers, Show Choir, Treble Clef, and Men's Ensemble
Co-Curricular Activities
Athletics
* Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Division III (WIAA)
* Midwest Classic Conference (MCC)
* 10 Boys' and Girls' Varsity Programs
* 32 Conference Championships (2000-2007)
* 5 Consecutive Sportsmanship Awards (Girls' Varsity Basketball 2000-2004)
* 1998 WISA State Runner-up (Boys' Basketball)
* WIAA 2006 Division 3 Regional Champions Girls Basketball
* WIAA 2007 Division 3 Regional Champions Girls Soccer
* Developmental Sports Programs
16 Clubs and Organizations including...
* Student Government
* School Newspapers – "The Christian Life Chronicle"
* National Honor Society- Journey Ministry College
Journey Ministry College
www.JourneyCollege.com
Journey Ministry College is a campus of School of Urban Missions, which is a fully accredited Bible College that is training men and women to proclaim Christ throughout the cities of our world! While preparing for ministry at JMC, you will receive academic excellence, practical hands-on ministry, and transformational mentorship. Here is what sets Journey Ministry College apart from the other SUM campuses:
▪ Missional, Outward-Focused Living
▪ Relationally Equipping Leaders
▪ Experienced Team-Based Leadership
▪ Authentic Community through the Small Group Model
▪ Excellence in Christian Education through K-12 School
▪ Transformational Youth and Children's Ministries
▪ Modern, Passionate Worship
▪ Relevant, Creative Teaching
We exist to help students live out the call of God on their life and the passion he's placed in them.
Gabe Mills- Young Adults
FUSION
There has never been a better time for post-high school people to get connected at KFA thanks to a ministry called FUSION. Launched in June 2006, FUSION is the young adult ministry for those between 18 and 29 who want to meet others, develop friendships, serve together, and have fun!
Join FUSION as we gather for coffee and conversation, game nights, and community events. Plan on being a part of weekend retreats or attend numerous conferences in the area with the young adult in mind. Fusion is looking for leaders and volunteers committed to reaching young adults and being a light to the communities we live in.
Jason Held
Contact: fusion@kenoshafirst.com- Benevolence
Hands of the Lamb
Our benevolence ministry’s mission is to share the love of Jesus Christ and demonstrate His love to those in our church family, Kenosha and surrounding communities by responding to numerous needs including food, clothing, prayer and encouragement.
“For I was hungry and you gave Me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave Me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited Me in, I needed clothes and you clothed Me, I was sick and you looked after Me, I was in prison and you came to visit Me.”
– Matthew 25:35-36
Join us on Wednesday evenings from 6:30 to 8 p.m. for prayer. We also have a planning meeting on the third Saturday of every month from 9 to 11 a.m.
What We Do- Give assistance to and pray for people at Kenosha First Assembly of God, our city (especially the inner-city and homeless), and those in need.
- Provide emergency food for those in our church body and community.
- Provide and serve meals at a homeless shelter.
- Conduct outreaches to our community.
- Distribute bread and bakery products to the Shalom Center, Root of Jesus and Christian Ministries, and to feed those in need.
How You Can Serve
Ongoing serving opportunities include:- First Step Homeless Shelter – Volunteer to provide monthly luncheons for the homeless in downtown Kenosha by bringing food and/or supplies to First Step and serving a meal. We serve lunch on the third and last Saturdays of every month.
- Church Food Pantry – Help us keep the Pantry stocked by bringing non-perishable food and/or supplies to the church. Items placed in the Hands of the Lamb food baskets near the church entrances will be used for church attendees in need.
- Church Food Pantry Manager – The manager of the pantry oversees the stocking of shelves and discarding of expired items, as well as keeping the area sanitary.
- Shopping – We need occasional shoppers for emergency food needs as they arise. Funds are provided by the church.
- One-On-One – Volunteers are needed to meet and pray with recipients of food and other supplies.
- Transportation – Provide rides to and from church on Sunday mornings, as needed, for handicapped individuals and others lacking sufficient transportation.
- Family Support – Ministering to selected families in our church body through prayer and occasional visits.
Periodic serving opportunities include:
- Faith Scalzo Scholarship Recipients Selection
- Lakefront Ministry
- School Supplies Outreach
- Bag-By-Bag Food Collection
- Thanksgiving Baskets Outreach
- Christmas Shoeboxes Collection (Samaritan’s Purse)
- First Step Christmas Outreach
- Christmas Toys Outreach
- Adult Seniors
Encore
Our seasoned saints, ages 50 and above, have a Sunday class designed for them. Though topics vary, our study of the Bible never stops. Our breakfasts at Perkins Restaurant on the second Thursday of each month provide ongoing fellowship, along with semi-annual trips to The Fireside Theatre in Fort Atkinson for their Christian concert series and dinner.
Dan Remus- Hebraic Roots
Hebraic Roots
Hebraic Roots Ministries is about Jews and Gentiles worshipping Messiah Yeshua (Jesus) in the Biblical Jewish tradition. We teach from the weekly designated Torah portion readings including any relevant Old Testament and New Testament scriptural relationship. The study of the Feasts of the Lord equips us to better understand God's Word and be able to discern the prophetic times and seasons.
We provide opportunities for Jews and Gentiles to worship, fellowship, and learn about Biblical truth, Feasts of the Lord in prophecy, cultural traditions, and presenting Yeshua / Jesus as the Messiah. We teach and celebrate the Feasts of the Lord, hold seminars regarding Israel events at home and abroad, teach classes in basic Biblical Hebrew, and discuss Israel's destiny in Bible prophesy resulting in the redemption of the nations and restoring the Garden of Eden here on earth for a thousand years.- Missions
Missions
KFA is committed to spreading the Good News of Jesus Christ in our neighborhoods, cities, nation, and around the world. Believing that God wants all His children to know about Jesus, we give our church family the tools needed to tell those in their circle of influence about Jesus, as well as financially and prayerfully supporting and sending missionaries to spread the Good News beyond our immediate boundaries.
We gather people of prayer and a heart for the world to help missionary causes for the sake of the Gospel, we grow in our faith as we take on the task of prayerfully allocating God's resources where the Holy Spirit directs us to place them, and we go on short-term missionary journeys to answer God's call to the world and make provision for our full-time missionaries as they go and bring the Good News of Jesus Christ to a dark and dying world.
Dan Remus
Downloads:
Missions Trip Member Application- Singles
Unity Singles
Wednesdays in Room 231 from 6:30pm - 8:00pm
A ministry for singles 30+ designed to encourage, uplift, minister to and pray for each other. We offer opportunities to grow and mature in our relationship with the Lord and to build Godly relationships with other single believers through fellowship, interactive Bible studies, social events, service and outreach opportunities.
Join Unity Singles as we gather gather weekly on Wednesday nights for a Bible study and fellowship and throughout the year for group social events. We desire to build a closer, stronger, and deeper relationship with God and with other single believers in order to experience all that God has for us. We want to be used of God by serving the church and the community. There's involvement in opportunities to serve at the church and participation in various outreaches.- Men
Ironmen
Ironmen Ministries of KFA exists to help men become committed followers of Jesus Christ by connecting them through spiritual training, relationships, personal discipline, and active involvement in ministry.
"IRONMEN: GIVING BACK" reaches out to widows, the elderly, and single moms who need help getting fix-it
and odd jobs done around the house - in agreement with James 1:27:
"Religion (worship) that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress ... "
We meet in small groups on Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings. Service opportunities are always available as well as extra teaching opportunities throughout the year, such as MEN'S FRATERNITY, a 24-week study of Authentic Manhood and CHAMPIONS, a 12-month small group once-a-month journey with other men and 12 different books.
Kevin Taylor- She.
She.
she loves, she grows, she shines
“Let your light shine for all to see. Let the glory of the LORD shine upon you.”
Isaiah 60:1
Hi Ladies!
How amazing it is to be known and be loved by our Creator! Our God is full of love,
grace and mercy. He knows all the intimate details of our lives and how he longs for
each one of us to come to Him. Our passion is for women of ALL AGES to experience
who Father God truly is. Our desire is to show women their true value and worth
through God’s eyes and help them discover their potential. Our prayer is for EVERY
woman to embrace the cross of Christ and change the world around them. Ladies,
it is with much love that we begin a journey to help encourage, heal and restore
women’s lives. Join us in making She. a community of women that honor God and
make Him known.
Love,
Kelli, Becky and Wendy
Our Vision
She knows and loves her creator
She discovers her true worth and beauty
She becomes the woman God has called her to be
She inspires the world around her
Becky Held, Wendy Griffith & Kelli Ferguson
