REGISTRATION FOR THE 2023 SEASON IS OPEN!
Unfortunately Basketball Camp is full but please fill out the information to be placed on our waiting list. We will contact you if space becomes available.
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Remember this Easter!Stop by our Easter Photo Booth area in the
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Registration is separate from payment. See below to find out how you can pay and secure your spots before it fills up!
Cost of the Camp
$120.00 per week/per child if you register by July 16th
$135.00 per week/per child if you register after July 17th
$205.0 0 per child to do both weeks ($35 savings)
A non-refundable deposit of $20.00 is required to register.
$120.00 per week/per child if you register by July 16th
$135.00 per week/per child if you register after July 17th
$205.0 0 per child to do both weeks ($35 savings)
A non-refundable deposit of $20.00 is required to register.
Ways to Pay
First, calculate how much you will owe based on the amount of weeks and how many children you will register. A $20 deposit per child reserves their spot. However, the full balance is not due until the first day of camp.
First, calculate how much you will owe based on the amount of weeks and how many children you will register. A $20 deposit per child reserves their spot. However, the full balance is not due until the first day of camp.
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Cash or Check:
You can drop it by the KBC office during regular office hours. Or you can mail it to: 5204 Princess Anne Rd Virginia Beach, VA 23462 |
Paying online through our website:
Click the "Giving" tab at the top right Click "Give Here" Click "Select a Fund" drop down menu Choose "Basketball Camp" Then fill out the rest as prompted |
UPCOMING EVENT
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Valentine's Party Sunday, February 13 9:00am-11:45am Preschool (3s & up) and Elementary aged children are invited to a fun Valentine's Party during the Sunday School hour and Worship Service hour. We'll have breakfast, play games, do crafts, and talk all about God's Great Big Love For Us! Have your child come to church dressed in red. |
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Upcoming Event
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Feb. 18-21, 2022
We'll be staying in a house on the resort. Skiing, Tubing, & Indoor Waterpark Cost: $150 (includes lodging, most meals, and transportation; does not include ski rental) Leaving Friday afternoon/evening Returning Monday afternoon/evening |
DUE TO WEATHER/ROAD CONDITIONS, KBC WILL BE CLOSED SUNDAY, JANUARY23!
We encourage you to join us online for a pre-recorded worship service at 10:30am!
REGISTRATION FOR THE 2022 SEASON IS NOW OPEN!
Upcoming Event
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40 Day Prayer Challenge
Join us in prayer everyday at noon for 5 minutes as we pray for our church, our community, and our country.
February 28 - April 8.
February 28 - April 8.
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PARTNERING WITH GOD IN CHANGING LIVES
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During the month of January, we will be participating in the Crisis Pregnancy Center's Baby Bottle Campaign. Pick up a baby bottle in the Welcome Center on Sunday, January 10 and fill it with coins, cash, or checks made out to CPC. Return bottles on Sunday, February 7.
NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR THE 2019-20 ACADEMIC YEAR
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT DINNERS - Restarts January 6!
We want to make it easy for families to eat together and enjoy a great night of ministry, so each Wednesday Night we offer a full meal at a nominal fee. Whether you’re a family of one or more, join us for a home cooked meal.
Reservations should be made through the church office no later then 12 noon on the Monday before dinner or by turning in the reservation slip (Blue Card) located in the pew rack or Welcome Center. Payment is required for all reservations unless you are a first-time attendee, we would love for you to be our guest. First time guests can call our church office to make your reservation (499-5457). Standing reservations are recommended but not required. We allow for a SMALL number of walk-ins at an additional cost. All dinners include salad bar, main course, bread, drink, dessert, and chicken nuggets are always available for children.
Dinner is served 5:00p–6:15p.
We want to make it easy for families to eat together and enjoy a great night of ministry, so each Wednesday Night we offer a full meal at a nominal fee. Whether you’re a family of one or more, join us for a home cooked meal.
Reservations should be made through the church office no later then 12 noon on the Monday before dinner or by turning in the reservation slip (Blue Card) located in the pew rack or Welcome Center. Payment is required for all reservations unless you are a first-time attendee, we would love for you to be our guest. First time guests can call our church office to make your reservation (499-5457). Standing reservations are recommended but not required. We allow for a SMALL number of walk-ins at an additional cost. All dinners include salad bar, main course, bread, drink, dessert, and chicken nuggets are always available for children.
Dinner is served 5:00p–6:15p.
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Reserved Prices:
Adults (ages 12 and up) — $6.50 Children (ages 4-11) — $3 Preschool (ages 3 and under) — $2 |
Walk-up prices:
Adults — $7 Children 4-11 — $4 Preschool 3 and under — $3 |
Began ministry at KBC in September, 1988
Family: Wife — Brenda of 51 years
2 Sons — Sean, married to Leigh Anne; Heath, married to Amber
2 Granddaughters and 2 Grandsons - Madison, Kendal, Jackson, and Tristan
Hometown: Albemarle, NC
College Education: Wingate University, N.C.
Seminaries: Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, M.Div. / Trinity Evangelical Seminary, D.Min
Ordained and Licensed: Dunn’s Grove Baptist Church, Albemarle, NC
Missions Experience: Africa, South Korea, Argentina, Mexico, Brazil, Russia, Philippines, Ukraine, Costa Rica, Belize, Germany, Romania, and throughout United States
First Job: Service Station Attendant (14 yrs. old)
Likes to: Golf, play with my grandchildren, watch basketball and football, especially the UNC Tar Heels!
Favorite Verses: Proverbs 3:5-6
Favorite Person in the Bible (other than Jesus): Joshua
Chosen by God to lead His people in capturing Jericho. Joshua did as God told him, with total and complete faith!
Family: Wife — Brenda of 51 years
2 Sons — Sean, married to Leigh Anne; Heath, married to Amber
2 Granddaughters and 2 Grandsons - Madison, Kendal, Jackson, and Tristan
Hometown: Albemarle, NC
College Education: Wingate University, N.C.
Seminaries: Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, M.Div. / Trinity Evangelical Seminary, D.Min
Ordained and Licensed: Dunn’s Grove Baptist Church, Albemarle, NC
Missions Experience: Africa, South Korea, Argentina, Mexico, Brazil, Russia, Philippines, Ukraine, Costa Rica, Belize, Germany, Romania, and throughout United States
First Job: Service Station Attendant (14 yrs. old)
Likes to: Golf, play with my grandchildren, watch basketball and football, especially the UNC Tar Heels!
Favorite Verses: Proverbs 3:5-6
Favorite Person in the Bible (other than Jesus): Joshua
Chosen by God to lead His people in capturing Jericho. Joshua did as God told him, with total and complete faith!
Began ministry at KBC in May, 2008
Family: Wife — Helen of 56 years
2 Sons, 2 Daughters, and 9 Grandchildren
Hometown: Plant City, FL
College Education: Old Dominion University, BSBA
Seminary: Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Ordained and Licensed: Calvary Baptist Church, 1978
Missions Experience: Church revival and Vacation Bible School for the Ennerdale Baptist Church outside of Johannesburg, South Africa; IMB missionary to Western Europe; Puerto Cabeza, Nicaraugua
First Job: Roses Department Store, 1958 in Norfolk VA
Likes to: Read, woodworking, and golf
Favorite Verse: Philippians 2:13, “…for it is God who works in you both to will and to do for His good pleasure.”
Favorite Person in the Bible (other than Jesus): Barnabas
He was “the Encourager,” a caring and compassionate man who was willing to give of himself and his means. He believed in people and saw them as individuals of worth. He saw the other person as someone with potential, and often saw in them what others could not see. When they failed, he helped them to get up and try again. I believe Barnabas had the heart of Jesus.
Family: Wife — Helen of 56 years
2 Sons, 2 Daughters, and 9 Grandchildren
Hometown: Plant City, FL
College Education: Old Dominion University, BSBA
Seminary: Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Ordained and Licensed: Calvary Baptist Church, 1978
Missions Experience: Church revival and Vacation Bible School for the Ennerdale Baptist Church outside of Johannesburg, South Africa; IMB missionary to Western Europe; Puerto Cabeza, Nicaraugua
First Job: Roses Department Store, 1958 in Norfolk VA
Likes to: Read, woodworking, and golf
Favorite Verse: Philippians 2:13, “…for it is God who works in you both to will and to do for His good pleasure.”
Favorite Person in the Bible (other than Jesus): Barnabas
He was “the Encourager,” a caring and compassionate man who was willing to give of himself and his means. He believed in people and saw them as individuals of worth. He saw the other person as someone with potential, and often saw in them what others could not see. When they failed, he helped them to get up and try again. I believe Barnabas had the heart of Jesus.
Began ministry at KBC in May, 2019
Family: Wife, Wendy (Married October 2001)
2 Sons, Evan and Aidan
Hometown: Chesapeake, VA
College Education: Liberty University
Seminary: Liberty University
Ordained and Licensed: Alexander Baptist Church, Chesapeake, VA
Missions Experience: Kazakhstan, Panama, Mexico, Belize, Colombia, and throughout the United States
Likes to: Spend time with family/friends, read, experience other cultures and meet new people, and of course all of these are best done with a good cup of coffee
Favorite Verses: James 1:22-25
Favorite Person in the Bible (other than Jesus): Moses
Not only is it encouraging and exciting to read about the many miraculous events that took place in the life of Moses, there are also so many key lessons and biblical truths found within his life story that can be applied to the lives of all believers. Here are just a few: First, all honor and glory belong solely to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Second, the Lord does not need you or I to be spiritual giants or have supernatural strength to serve Him. Third, He demands us to faithfully trust and obey Him no matter the circumstances. What does this mean for you and I? As fellow servants of Jesus Christ and ambassadors of the gospel, have faith. Trust the Lord. Know that He equips who He calls to accomplish His purposes for His glory.
Family: Wife, Wendy (Married October 2001)
2 Sons, Evan and Aidan
Hometown: Chesapeake, VA
College Education: Liberty University
Seminary: Liberty University
Ordained and Licensed: Alexander Baptist Church, Chesapeake, VA
Missions Experience: Kazakhstan, Panama, Mexico, Belize, Colombia, and throughout the United States
Likes to: Spend time with family/friends, read, experience other cultures and meet new people, and of course all of these are best done with a good cup of coffee
Favorite Verses: James 1:22-25
Favorite Person in the Bible (other than Jesus): Moses
Not only is it encouraging and exciting to read about the many miraculous events that took place in the life of Moses, there are also so many key lessons and biblical truths found within his life story that can be applied to the lives of all believers. Here are just a few: First, all honor and glory belong solely to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Second, the Lord does not need you or I to be spiritual giants or have supernatural strength to serve Him. Third, He demands us to faithfully trust and obey Him no matter the circumstances. What does this mean for you and I? As fellow servants of Jesus Christ and ambassadors of the gospel, have faith. Trust the Lord. Know that He equips who He calls to accomplish His purposes for His glory.
Worship Service * 10:30am
SUNDAY SERVICE 10:30am
Dr. Kelly Burris is preaching through a series on "Living the Blessed Life". In this series, we will focus on the essentials of the Christian life. We hope that you will be challenged and encouraged through the preaching of God's Word. We pray these sermons would not only encourage and challenge you, but also convict you to grow closer to the Lord Jesus. Also, be sure to check out past sermons you've missed or would like to hear again on the Sermons page.
A Message from our Pastor...
Dr. Kelly Burris
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In these very trying and uncertain times, I want to encourage you that we, as a KBC staff, are doing everything we can to meet your needs and the needs of those in our community. We want you to know that we are available if you need us. You can call our church office, email us, or fill out our "How Can We Help" online survey, if you have a need. We encourage you to connect with us through our social media options, as well as viewing our Sunday morning services here on our website. Remember these words from Paul:
"Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God; and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus." - Philippians 4:6-7 |
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PRAYER CARD
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Please be in prayer as we seek
God's direction in the following opportunities.
--Trip to the Headquarters of the IMB
--Partnering with Bair Foundation
--Trips to Belize to help Kidz Konnect 4 Jesus
--Baltimore "Connect Church" Trips
--Good News Club at local Elementary School
--Appalachian Trail Days Trip
-Student Mission Trip to Ridgecrest, NC
God's direction in the following opportunities.
--Trip to the Headquarters of the IMB
--Partnering with Bair Foundation
--Trips to Belize to help Kidz Konnect 4 Jesus
--Baltimore "Connect Church" Trips
--Good News Club at local Elementary School
--Appalachian Trail Days Trip
-Student Mission Trip to Ridgecrest, NC
OPPORTUNITIES TO GIVE AND SERVE...
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Coronavirus Updates
At KBC we place a high priority on gathering together to worship and partner with God in changing lives. We want everyone to feel welcome during worship, Bible Studies, and other activities, but we are aware of some of the concerns that surround COVID-19. At this time KBC Pastors and staff have adopted some precautions and recommendations regarding the virus.
HOW DO WE MAKE SENSE OF THE CORONAVIRUS (OR ANY OTHER SICKNESS)?
In situations like this, it's very easy to lose faith and to live in fear of the headlines and the unknowns. We must remember and live with the confidence that Jesus has all knowledge and all authority over the natural and supernatural forces of this world. He knows exactly where the virus started, and where it's going next. He has complete power to restrain it or not. And that what's happening. Neither sin, nor Satan, nor sickness, nor sabotage is stronger than Jesus. He’s never backed into a corner; he is never forced to tolerate what he does not will. “The counsel of the Lord stands forever, the plans of his heart to all generations” (Psalm 33:11). We recommend you listen to this short 16 minute podcast from Desiring God Ministries on how to think Biblically and respond with compassion to our neighbors and the nations regarding this global health concern. https://www.desiringgod.org/interviews/how-do-we-make-sense-of-the-coronavirus
WHAT PRECAUTIONS CAN I TAKE?
Naturally, we value worshipping with you, however if you are feeling sick or running a fever, the best way to worship with the KBC Family is through our recorded sermons online. You can access our sermons on the church website (Sermons). If you are healthy, do not use this as an excuse to stay in your jammies and worship from your couch! Trust Jesus for your moment by moment and gather with the body of Christ. KBC has soap and water at our gatherings for you to wash your hands.
We encourage everyone to take certain steps to protect themselves and others from the coronavirus, flu, and other illnesses, including:
WHAT PRECAUTION IS KBC TAKING?
KBC is taking extra cleaning precautions at this time, including wiping down all common area touchpoints (e.g., doors, light switches, stair railings, tables, etc.) throughout the week with a certified disinfectant, and placing hand sanitizers in common areas throughout the buildings.
In all of our KidsCove (preschool and elementary) classrooms, our leaders sterilize various surfaces used by our children. We are implementing new health protocols by not admitting any child with an elevated temperature (above 99.6 F). A child must also be fever free for 24 hours before coming to any KidsCove class.
During our worship gatherings, we continue to share in a weekly greeting, but encourage replacing handshakes with fist or elbow bumps. For the next few weeks, we will collect our tithes and offerings at the end of the service by having collection buckets located at the entrances of the Sanctuary to drop your tithes and offerings into. Additional precautions will be taken as necessary for the observation of ordinances like Lord’s Supper and Baptism.
WHAT ABOUT OUR EVENTS AND MISSIONS TRIPS?
KBC is canceling all services, events, and trips until further notice.
Considering the nature of the Damascus Missions Trip being a senior adult trip, we have decided to cancel the trip this year.
We will continue to move forward with the Belize Missions Trip but will remain attentive to travel restrictions and health updates as we move along.
We trust the Lord and His timing in all of this. Cancelling events and trips is in no way a retreat of partnering with God in reaching our community and the world nor a fear of a virus or a fear of man's reaction to the threat of a virus. We are trusting God's sovereignty and ask that you pray for people who have been impacted by the virus, missionaries who live in countries where they have been confined to their homes, and people who are afraid, that they would trust the living God who is the Great Healer and Divine Planner. This is not the time to retreat in our praying and giving, but a time to increase our praying and our giving, so that when restrictions are lifted, we will be ready to be carriers of the gospel and encouragers in person. In the meantime, we will be carriers of the gospel in prayer and encouragers in other mediums.
WHAT ELSE SHOULD I KNOW?
The coronavirus is yet one more reminder that we live in a fallen world of sickness, sin, suffering, and death. Ultimately, none of us are immune to any of these things. But that’s why the gospel is such good news. God has not left us alone in this world of sickness, sin, suffering, and death. He has come to us in the person of Jesus. The greatest news in all the world is that Jesus lived a life with no sin, died on a cross to pay the price for our sin, and rose from the grave in victory over sin and death. Now anyone anywhere who turns from their sin and trusts in Jesus will be forgiven of all their sin and restored to relationship with God forever. That means that through Jesus, we never have to fear sickness or death because we know we have eternal life with God.
If you do not know that you have eternal life with God, we urge you to put your faith in Jesus Christ. If you need prayer or would like someone to share more with you, please call the church office (757-499-5457).
If you do know that you have eternal life with God, we urge you to share the hope and peace of Jesus with others. Find practical ways to help serve and care for those in need, and continue to pray.
STAY CONNECTED
In situations like this, it's very easy to lose faith and to live in fear of the headlines and the unknowns. We must remember and live with the confidence that Jesus has all knowledge and all authority over the natural and supernatural forces of this world. He knows exactly where the virus started, and where it's going next. He has complete power to restrain it or not. And that what's happening. Neither sin, nor Satan, nor sickness, nor sabotage is stronger than Jesus. He’s never backed into a corner; he is never forced to tolerate what he does not will. “The counsel of the Lord stands forever, the plans of his heart to all generations” (Psalm 33:11). We recommend you listen to this short 16 minute podcast from Desiring God Ministries on how to think Biblically and respond with compassion to our neighbors and the nations regarding this global health concern. https://www.desiringgod.org/interviews/how-do-we-make-sense-of-the-coronavirus
WHAT PRECAUTIONS CAN I TAKE?
Naturally, we value worshipping with you, however if you are feeling sick or running a fever, the best way to worship with the KBC Family is through our recorded sermons online. You can access our sermons on the church website (Sermons). If you are healthy, do not use this as an excuse to stay in your jammies and worship from your couch! Trust Jesus for your moment by moment and gather with the body of Christ. KBC has soap and water at our gatherings for you to wash your hands.
We encourage everyone to take certain steps to protect themselves and others from the coronavirus, flu, and other illnesses, including:
- Washing your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds;
- Using hand sanitizer when soap and water is not available;
- Not touching your eyes, nose, or mouth with unwashed hands;
- Avoiding close contact with people who are sick;
- Staying home if you or someone in your family is sick;
- Covering your cough or sneeze;
- Disinfecting objects and surfaces regularly.
WHAT PRECAUTION IS KBC TAKING?
KBC is taking extra cleaning precautions at this time, including wiping down all common area touchpoints (e.g., doors, light switches, stair railings, tables, etc.) throughout the week with a certified disinfectant, and placing hand sanitizers in common areas throughout the buildings.
In all of our KidsCove (preschool and elementary) classrooms, our leaders sterilize various surfaces used by our children. We are implementing new health protocols by not admitting any child with an elevated temperature (above 99.6 F). A child must also be fever free for 24 hours before coming to any KidsCove class.
During our worship gatherings, we continue to share in a weekly greeting, but encourage replacing handshakes with fist or elbow bumps. For the next few weeks, we will collect our tithes and offerings at the end of the service by having collection buckets located at the entrances of the Sanctuary to drop your tithes and offerings into. Additional precautions will be taken as necessary for the observation of ordinances like Lord’s Supper and Baptism.
WHAT ABOUT OUR EVENTS AND MISSIONS TRIPS?
KBC is canceling all services, events, and trips until further notice.
Considering the nature of the Damascus Missions Trip being a senior adult trip, we have decided to cancel the trip this year.
We will continue to move forward with the Belize Missions Trip but will remain attentive to travel restrictions and health updates as we move along.
We trust the Lord and His timing in all of this. Cancelling events and trips is in no way a retreat of partnering with God in reaching our community and the world nor a fear of a virus or a fear of man's reaction to the threat of a virus. We are trusting God's sovereignty and ask that you pray for people who have been impacted by the virus, missionaries who live in countries where they have been confined to their homes, and people who are afraid, that they would trust the living God who is the Great Healer and Divine Planner. This is not the time to retreat in our praying and giving, but a time to increase our praying and our giving, so that when restrictions are lifted, we will be ready to be carriers of the gospel and encouragers in person. In the meantime, we will be carriers of the gospel in prayer and encouragers in other mediums.
WHAT ELSE SHOULD I KNOW?
The coronavirus is yet one more reminder that we live in a fallen world of sickness, sin, suffering, and death. Ultimately, none of us are immune to any of these things. But that’s why the gospel is such good news. God has not left us alone in this world of sickness, sin, suffering, and death. He has come to us in the person of Jesus. The greatest news in all the world is that Jesus lived a life with no sin, died on a cross to pay the price for our sin, and rose from the grave in victory over sin and death. Now anyone anywhere who turns from their sin and trusts in Jesus will be forgiven of all their sin and restored to relationship with God forever. That means that through Jesus, we never have to fear sickness or death because we know we have eternal life with God.
If you do not know that you have eternal life with God, we urge you to put your faith in Jesus Christ. If you need prayer or would like someone to share more with you, please call the church office (757-499-5457).
If you do know that you have eternal life with God, we urge you to share the hope and peace of Jesus with others. Find practical ways to help serve and care for those in need, and continue to pray.
- Pray to the Sovereign God, Creator and Sustainer of all things. Trust in Him above all else. Pray for His name to be glorified and lifted high among all nations as He alone is the author of life and death.
- Pray mercy and healing for those who have taken ill, and their affected families.
- Pray protection over those who are easily susceptible to sickness.
- Pray for first responders and medical professionals fighting to contain and curtail the spread of COVID-19.
- Pray wisdom for federal, state and local officials.
STAY CONNECTED
- Stay connected with KBC through social media, Facebook.
- Continue to give faithfully your tithes and offerings no matter where you are. Visit kempsvillebaptist.com/giving to set up a one-time or recurring gift, and for a full list of ways you can give.
- Sign up for KBC's Text and Email Lists.
- Access sermons from the church website (Sermons) or the KempsvilleBaptistChurch app.
DAMASCUS TRAIL DAYS TRIP MAY 13-16, 2020
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We are headed back to Damascus to minister to the Appalachian Trail hikers this May. We seek to give out coffee, food, and hats from our crocheting team as well as wash feet. Through these opportunities we hope to present the Gospel to the many hikers and help meet some of their needs. If you are interested in going this year, please let us know by filling out the survey below.
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AWARD CEREMONY
Monday, March 16 at 6:30pm
Drop all participants in the Gym
Ceremony will be in the Sanctuary
Doors open at 5:45pm
Arrive early to get a good seat!
Monday, March 16 at 6:30pm
Drop all participants in the Gym
Ceremony will be in the Sanctuary
Doors open at 5:45pm
Arrive early to get a good seat!
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FEBRUARY Tissue Drive for Point O'View Elementary School (Bring in boxes of tissues to the Welcome Center throughout February) |
Baby Bottles for the Crisis Pregnancy Center of Tidewater
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The Crisis Pregnancy Center of Tidewater is a Christ-centered organization with a calling to reach out to women and families involved in crisis-related pregnancies by offering to help for the present, hope for the future, and healing from the past.
Throughout the month of January pick up an empty baby bottle in the Welcome Center and fill it with cash, coins, or a check.
Sunday, January 26 is our collection day for all the baby bottles. Return the filled bottles to the steps of our sanctuary stage so we can pray over those during our 10:30am Worship Service. Every dollars goes directly to help the ministry of CPC. |
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Belize Mission Trip
June 2020
Week of Prayer is September 22-29
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Saturday, March 30 * 11:00am - 6:00pm
If you, as a parent or church member, would like to be involved in our Underground Church, sign up to the right and let us know in the comment box. We will contact you with ways you can be a part of this unique experience!
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Travel around Hampton Roads from Safe House to Safe House in search of other Christians with whom you may worship. But beware, the Religious Police are on the hunt for those who profess their faith in Christ! SIGN UP FOR THE UNDERGROUND CHURCH EXPERIENCE BELOW! |
Medical Needs for Malawi, Africa
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We are once again teaming up with Frank & Jynn Albano (former KBC members) in collecting much needed medications for the people of Malawi. Malaria season is in full swing and providing medication and medical treatment through the upcoming Medical Mission Trip is a great way to reach the needs of the people in Malawi. You can have an impact on this mission trip by donating Children's Ibuprofen or Children's Tylenol (Liquid or Chewable)! Please bring in your donations by Sunday, March 3! |
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November 2 & 3
Cost: $15 per person 
GUEST SPEAKER:
Rev. Dave Pryor Pastor, Red Mountain Baptist Rougemont, NC 
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SATURDAY OCTOBER 27 10:00am-2:00pm This is a free event! 
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TIME TO UPDATE THE CHURCH DIRECTORY
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Are you looking for a place to serve? Outreach Ministry Teams meet Wednesday nights at 6:30p in room B-128. If you are willing to reach out, meet new people, and share the Gospel with others we have a place for you. For additional information, contact Bob Jolly, bjolly_1@verizon.net,
or call 467-1848.
or call 467-1848.
HOW CAN I GET INVOLVED?
DAMASCUS, VA MISSION TEAM
Thank you so much for all those who helped us minister to many of the 2018 Appalachian Trail Hikers. We will had opportunities like washing feet, praying with the hikers, and giving out hats, bottled water, cookies, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Thank you for your prayers and financial support and pray that the seeds that were planted will take root soon in all the hikers.
Thank you so much for all those who helped us minister to many of the 2018 Appalachian Trail Hikers. We will had opportunities like washing feet, praying with the hikers, and giving out hats, bottled water, cookies, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Thank you for your prayers and financial support and pray that the seeds that were planted will take root soon in all the hikers.
DAMASCUS TRAIL DAYS
AWARD CEREMONY
Monday, March 12 6:30pm
Drop all participants in the Gym
Ceremony will be in the Sanctuary
Doors open at 5:45pm
Arrive early to get a good seat!
Monday, March 12 6:30pm
Drop all participants in the Gym
Ceremony will be in the Sanctuary
Doors open at 5:45pm
Arrive early to get a good seat!
If you would like to register in the part above and then pay online, click the button below. Please understand in order to register you must complete the above information and click submit. Payment online is separate from registration. When you click the button below, fill out the information and be sure to select "Women's Event" under the Designated Gift option.
Basketball Camp
Mon July 16-Fri July 20 - FULL
Mon July 23 - Fri July 27 - FULL
Mon July 16-Fri July 20 - FULL
Mon July 23 - Fri July 27 - FULL
Club Fees
Brand New Clubber - $25
Entering a New Club Level - $25
Returning to Same Club Level - $15
Family Maximum - $50
There is no fee for AWANA-Bees (Nursery Kids)
No child will be denied full participation in the KBC AWANA Clubs due to an inability to pay fees. If you need to make payment arrangements or need financial assistance, please see the AWANA Commander or the AWANA General Secretary.
All information is confidential.
**Drop-Off
Awana-Bees, Puggles, Cubbies
First Floor of Children's Wing
Sparks, T&T
Mission Control Room
(Second Floor of Children's Wing)
**Pick-Up
Awana-Bees, Puggles, Cubbies
First Floor of Children's Wing
Sparks, T&T
Second Floor of Children's Wing
Awana-Bees, Puggles, Cubbies
First Floor of Children's Wing
Sparks, T&T
Mission Control Room
(Second Floor of Children's Wing)
**Pick-Up
Awana-Bees, Puggles, Cubbies
First Floor of Children's Wing
Sparks, T&T
Second Floor of Children's Wing
Missions
Bible Studies
SUNDAYS
9:00a - Bible Study Classes
10:30a - Worship
WEDNESDAYS
5:00p - Family Dinner
6:15p - Discipleship Classes
Elevate (Students)
AWANA (Birth - 5th gr)
Bible Study (Lg Conf Room)
Men's Study (A-200)
Women's Study (A-113)
7:30p - Choir & Orchestra Practice
Always be sure to check our CHURCH CALENDAR to verify meeting times
Check out our BIBLE STUDIES page for more detailed info
9:00a - Bible Study Classes
10:30a - Worship
WEDNESDAYS
5:00p - Family Dinner
6:15p - Discipleship Classes
Elevate (Students)
AWANA (Birth - 5th gr)
Bible Study (Lg Conf Room)
Men's Study (A-200)
Women's Study (A-113)
7:30p - Choir & Orchestra Practice
Always be sure to check our CHURCH CALENDAR to verify meeting times
Check out our BIBLE STUDIES page for more detailed info
Saturday
8:00 Doors Open- Continental Breakfast
8:30 Session 3
9:30 Project 2
10:30 Session 4
11:30 Project 3
12:15 *Lunch
1:00 Session 5
1:45 Break
2:00 Session 6
2:40 Closing Ceremony
3:00 Dismiss
*Lunch is Included in Registration Fee
8:00 Doors Open- Continental Breakfast
8:30 Session 3
9:30 Project 2
10:30 Session 4
11:30 Project 3
12:15 *Lunch
1:00 Session 5
1:45 Break
2:00 Session 6
2:40 Closing Ceremony
3:00 Dismiss
*Lunch is Included in Registration Fee
Friday
6:30 Doors Open
7:00 Session 1
8:00 Break
8:15 Session 2
9:15 Dismiss (Project 1 at Home)
6:30 Doors Open
7:00 Session 1
8:00 Break
8:15 Session 2
9:15 Dismiss (Project 1 at Home)
COST AND PAYMENT OPTIONS
The Cost is $35 per couple. Includes two workbooks, snacks, continental breakfast and lunch Saturday. You can pay online below or use a yellow envelope to submit cash or check. If you pay online click the link below, click select a fund box and click on the marriage conference option at the bottom.
The Cost is $35 per couple. Includes two workbooks, snacks, continental breakfast and lunch Saturday. You can pay online below or use a yellow envelope to submit cash or check. If you pay online click the link below, click select a fund box and click on the marriage conference option at the bottom.
All throughout March we will be collecting our annual Annie Armstrong Easter Offering. Every penny will go directly to support the North American Missionaries of the Southern Baptist Convention. Please pray about the amount you feel the Lord is leading you to give to help support people all over North America spreading the hope and truth of God's grace.
UPCOMING EVENT
MEN'S BREAKFAST WITH OUR PASTOR
Saturday, March 24
8:00am in the Family Life Center
FREE!
For more information and to register click HERE.
MEN'S BREAKFAST WITH OUR PASTOR
Saturday, March 24
8:00am in the Family Life Center
FREE!
For more information and to register click HERE.
Must have been accepted to register!
PICTURE DAY
February 3
February 3
Began ministry at KBC in August, 2013
Family: Wife — Sarah of 4 years 1 Son — Grayson, born 9/11/16 Hometown: Virginia Beach, VA College Education: Liberty University Missions Experience: USA: Newport News, VA, Virginia Beach, VA, Lynchburg, VA, Charleston, SC, Atlanta, GA WORLD: Mexico, Costa Rica My First Job: Umpiring baseball for the Eastern Virginia Officials Association Likes to: do anything outdoors, really!…Surfing, camping, hiking, rock climbing, kayaking, etc. Playing games, Duke Basketball, Atlanta Braves, Washington Redskins. I also am a huge Star Wars fan. Favorite Verses: Psalm 3:3-5 Favorite Person in the Bible (Other than Jesus): I love the story of John Mark. This is a guy who was very close to the disciples, and was also the nephew of Barnabas. He traveled with Paul and Barnabas on their first missionary journey, but returned home to Jerusalem unexpectedly. I mean this is a guy who was known as a complete failure and disappointment, as Paul was so upset that he did not let Mark come back to travel with him some more. God then raised up John Mark to write the Gospel of Mark. Even in Paul’s last letter to Timothy, he advises Timothy to go and get Mark and use him for his ministry, because he was so helpful for Paul’s. This is an awesome example of how God can bring up someone who is a complete failure and disappointment, and use him or her for His good. We never know who God can use ultimately for His perfect and mighty purpose. |
MALAWI MISSIONSFrank and Jynn Albano went to Malawi in May. Details of their trip will be posted here soon.
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Valentine Banquet
Adult married and engaged couples are invited to enjoy a romantic evening for two in a Christian atmosphere. The Valentine’s Banquet always takes place the Friday before Valentine’s Day. The evening begins with photos and is followed by appetizers and live music before dinner. You’ll enjoy great food, fellowship, and entertainment. The evening concludes with a special gift for all couples. Christmas Festival Experience the true reason for the season with KBC’s Christmas Festival! There will be activity booths for children where they can make crafts, ornaments and decorate cookies. Also, the entire family can sign cards for our troops! Don’t forget to bring your camera to capture a special family portrait in our Christmas photo area. This event is free and open the public. |