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Kentucky Conference Women In Ministry Christmas Fellowship
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It is a busy season for Sisters Keeping the Covenant, infused with lots of fellowship, fun and fire of the Holy Ghost—and of course, much prayer, instruction in God’s Word and spiritual growth. Women’s General Assembly 2009 “AND SHE SHALL RECEIVE POWER” drew an audience of nearly 250 women and teen girls from throughout Central Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, Indiana, and as far as Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Maryland. The Spirit of God moved at First United Methodist Church, 200 West High Street in Lexington, KY on Friday, June 26 and Saturday, June 27, 2009 in praise dance, praise stepping, gospel jazz, and certainly in the dynamic and anointed teaching and preaching.
Sisters Keeping the Covenant was also blessed by the success of Women Clergy Cross Cultural Training and Empowerment Assembly which brought women clergy of varying races, cultures and denominations together for a power packed experience on Friday, June 12, 2009. This learning, sharing and growing experience especially for women clergy was held at the Lexington Downtown Hilton Hotel and in addition to lectures for theological and ministry preparation, featured a live radio broadcast reaching an audience of 32,000 and addressing the topic, “Maximizing the Roles of Women Clergy Today.”
Sensitive to the high statistics of HIV/AIDS especially among African American women and the need for increased awareness and testing, SKTC sponsored “Broken, But I’m Healed” which was a witness to the community of God’s power to heal and to inspire hope in the midst of all tribulations. Prayers were offered by ministers in the community, and there was ministry in mime, song, and instrumentation. The Kentucky Department for Public Health shared on HIV/AIDS Awareness and Prevention. We were blessed by the anointed and gifted Trinity Mime Ministry of Lexington as a spirit of liberty and healing prevailed. A Gospel Jazz reception followed.
Sisters Keeping the Covenant continues to set the standard for ministry for women, connecting women of varied denominations and races, as we recently returned from Toronto Canada, having participated in the Fourth Episcopal District of the AME Church’s Women’s International Prayer Convocation on September 16-20. 2009. We were blessed to provide free scholarships as well as paid hotel expenses for 30 women clergy through a grant obtained from the Lily Foundation through Asbury Theological Seminary in Lexington, KY. This experience in Toronto concluded a three phase experience for the women clergy that included their attendance at the Women Clergy Cross Cultural Training and Empowerment Assembly and their attendance at WGA 2009.
Sisters Keeping the Covenant is excited about the upcoming Women’s Old Fashioned Camp Meeting 2010 “And the Women Of God Said, AMEN that will be held at the Sheraton Hotel in Dover, DE on Friday, April 9 and Saturday, April 10, 2010. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the mission work of the 13th Episcopal District of the African Methodist Episcopal Church where Bishop Vashti Murphy McKenzie is the Presiding Prelate.
Sisters Keeping the Covenant promotes the health and well being of in our communities and is currently in alliance with the American Heart Association and the American Stroke Association. Other partnerships include the HIV/AIDS Program of the Kentucky Public Health Department.
For more information about HIV/AIDS, please click here.
To learn about the American Stroke Association, click here for details.
The American Stroke Association's Power To End Stroke movement 1-888-4-STROKE www.StrokeAssociation.org
The Bristol-Myers Squibb/Sanofi Pharmaceuticals Partnership is a
National Sponsor of Power To End Stroke
Jesus Christ is the foundation of this healing and restorative ministry for women.
The beliefs and teachings of this ministry are based solely on the infallible
Word of God.
“Now therefore, if ye will obey my voice indeed, and keep my covenant,
then ye shall be a peculiar treasure unto me above all people; for all the earth
is mine:” Exodus 19:5
Sisters Keeping the Covenant is a ministry of restoration and healing for all
women. This ministry purposes to provide opportunities for women for holistic
healing, teaching women spiritual principles and precepts for abundant and
victorious Christian living, and to provide Christian fellowship that leads
to spiritual and personal growth, and allows women the unique opportunity of
sharing each others’ joys, caring for the needs of family, church, and
community and of bearing one another’s burdens. Further, these opportunities
will be provided through the presentation of Seminars and Conferences for women
as well as other special events and programs. Also, Sisters Keeping the Covenant
is available to assist others in the establishing of ministries for women as
well as makes itself available to bring conferences and other ministry events
for women to local churches and to other formalized ministry groups and settings.
Sisters Keeping the Covenant is an extension of God’s love and healing
mercies to all women.
Further, Sisters Keeping the Covenant serves to bridge the gap between worship and witness: building stronger communities through the establishment and implementation of community outreach programs and services; managing and supporting housing opportunities for persons with low to moderate incomes; engaging and supporting community and economic development.
We believe in the gospel of Jesus Christ and in salvation
through Him alone.
We believe and stand on the whole Word of
God.
We believe in the Holy Trinity (Father, Son, Holy Ghost--
three in ONE GOD).
We believe in the free flow of the Holy Ghost
and the operation of spiritual gifts.
We believe in the witness
of the Five-Fold Ministry.
We believe in baptism by water and
by fire (the Holy Ghost).
We believe in the sufficiency of Scripture
for the admonition in the faith and guidance in holy, victorious,
and abundant living.
To encourage love for God, family, church, community, and
all of humanity.
To empower women for abundant and victorious living.
To provide forums for studying the Bible and for corporate
worship.
To provide opportunities for holistic healing as well as
personal growth.
To bridge the gap between worship and witness equipping, rebuilding broken lives and strengthening our communities.
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Photos from WGA 2009 - Lexington, KY
Photos from St. Paul AME Joy Bells Ring Multi-Cultural Celebration