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“I say YES...” to our Kerith Worship Team
“I Say YES”… to Our Kerith Worship Team – A Call to Deeper Presence
Worship isn’t just music—it’s ministry. At Kerith, our Worship Team seeks to create space where anyone can encounter the living God, regardless of age or life stage. With hearts fixed on Jesus and a passion to help others experience His presence, the team meets weekly to pray, rehearse, and grow in community. If you have a hidden musical gift or a deep desire to help others connect with God through sung worship, this might be your “yes.”
“I say YES”…to our CAP Ministry team
“I Say YES”… to Our CAP Ministry Team – Bold Faith in Action
With nearly half of CAP clients considering suicide before receiving help, the need for compassionate, faith-filled support is urgent. The Kerith CAP Ministry is making a difference—walking with people toward freedom from debt and into new life with Jesus. In the past year alone, 17 clients became debt free and 2 came to faith. Could your ‘yes’ bring hope to someone in crisis? Join us in showing the love of Jesus in real, practical ways.
“I say YES”…to Kerith Care
“I Say YES”… to Kerith Care – Join the Journey of Compassion
Kerith Care is all about being the hands and feet of Jesus—walking with people through their hardest seasons with love, truth, and prayer. From small group leaders and Sunday prayer teams to midweek encouragement and hospital visits, the Care team embodies our vision of helping people find their way back to God. Whether you’re already serving or still exploring, take time to pray about how you can join this vital ministry of hope and presence.
“I say YES”…Kids & Youth edition
Kids and youth ministry at Kerith is so much more than “childcare”—it’s a mission field where faith is sparked and lives are changed. In this special spotlight, Families Pastor Kelly shares how serving with children and young people can transform you as much as it transforms them. Say YES to joining a team that’s shaping the next generation and helping them find their way back to God!
‘God’s guide to getting along’ -all ages together during August
This August at Kerith, we’re doing Sundays differently. Our God’s Guide to Getting Along series brings all ages together for a month of worship, teaching, and connection across generations. From toddlers to grandparents, we’ll explore how to build stronger, healthier relationships through biblical wisdom and shared experience. With games, practical tools, and space for everyone, it's church—family style!