Let No Person Be Invisible

Yesterday, on my Instagram account I posted a photograph I took of an elderly man with a cane walking all alone in life. It warmed my heart that he was not invisible to me.
A friend, Jason, sent me these words in response to the Instagram image.
"May the forgotten be the first thought, the unseen the first sight.
May the downtrodden be lifted up, and the weak be given strength.
May the last be moved to the very first place.
May the least be made much of, and the broken be restored.
In His kingdom, the paradigm shifts. It is the great reversal!
Lord, give us your eyes.
Lord, give us your ears.
Lord, give us your heart."
I say, "AMEN!"

Presence Matters Most!
That is... Presence. Unity. Souls. Love.
Pastor Kerry Willis

What Makes it All Worth it?

We have had the Four Winds RV rolling this past weekend, my friends. Even sleep has been minimal. Nevertheless, there has been an undeniable sense of eternal urgency as we have traveled from town to town and from church to church. Why the urgency? I got to preach The Good News of Jesus Christ to dear souls that will spend eternity either with God or without Him. 

Sunday morning at our first church visit four asked for personal prayer for their never-dying souls after the message and Sunday evening at another church visit the altar lined with seekers desiring Holiness -- wanting deeply and desperately The Resurrecting Power of Jesus for their lives. 

But you really want to know what "makes it all worth it?" Last night a five-year-old little daughter told her mother during the response time that she wanted to go upfront and kneel at the altar and ask Jesus into her heart. The Presence of God is amazing, making it even obvious to children, especially obvious to children, that they too are welcome into the everlasting, loving arms of Jesus,

So all of the road weariness associated with our weekend, the lack of sleep, the miles driven, the expenses concurred are well worth it, because these precious souls we have encountered along the Jesus-led journey matter more than anything else to our Lord and to us. 

And His "Presence Matters Most" to seeking souls of all ages. We are so blessed to be carriers of His Presence! 

Pastor Kerry Willis 

Love You. Need You.

This morning I remembered deeply my dear, pastor-friend, Ed, from Chicago area who went rather suddenly to be with Jesus a few years ago. He had been suffering some health challenges and towards the end of his life whenever he would talk to me or text me he would always conclude the conversation by saying four words: "Love You. Need You." 

While Ed was saying those words to me, I have zero doubt he was first and foremost praying those words to our Lord Jesus. Ed and I were long-distance prayer partners for years. Sometimes, like this morning, I have this tender thought that I would love to just talk to Ed, again. One day I will. 

Until then, I cry out to Jesus myself in that personal and vulnerable, four-one-syllable-word — simple, yet profound — prayer my beloved prayer partner taught me: "Love You. Need You."

Presence Matters Most! 

That is... Prayer. Unity. Souls. Love.

Pastor Kerry Willis 

Images and Inspirations Along My Jesus-Led Journey

In this season of Resurrection Day afterglow, I share with you today some images and inspirations along my Jesus-Led Journey.

Presence Matters Most!

That is... Presence. Unity. Souls. Love.

Pastor Kerry Willis 

He Didn’t Lift Us Up to Let Us Down!

I was on the phone with a dear, pastor-friend, today, whose faith is on trial because of the lack of resources -- people and finances -- for the vision God has given him for the local church. We encouraged one another in the Lord. At the end, we prayed, and these song lyrics came out quite spontaneously in my passionate intercessions. Pray the words with us as you listen.

https://youtu.be/t29ENes4qRQ

Presence Matters Most!

That is... Presence. Unity. Souls. Love.

Pastor Kerry Willis 

Four Winds Forecast -- April 23, 2019

Tuesday, April 23, 2019

Four Winds Forecast

Greetings Beloved Philadelphia District Pastors and Partners:

One year ago, today, April 23, I was installed by Dr. David Busic as the rookie DS of the Philadelphia District. I continue to be humbled by God’s plan for our partnership together according to His desires. 

I pray all is well and you are leaning in for all The Lord has in mind for your life and His ministry through you and us! 

I have two Twitter accounts. I shared this message on my @ProjectGalilee feed on Easter Sunday afternoon: 

Project Galilee (@ProjectGalilee)

4/21/19, 3:00 PM If you had a local church pulpit to stand behind and to share the Good News of Jesus Christ with never-dying souls on Resurrection Sunday, take it from me -- never ever, take that holy privilege for granted. It’s a blessing too beautiful for words. i remember. 📖 🕊

Pastors, no matter how heavy the burden may seem at times, do not take for granted the glorious reality of being called of God and by the local church to live and to preach the Gospel week after week. If you have complained too much out loud or silently about your calling, ask for forgiveness as soon as possible -- from the Good Lord and from the local church. Why? One day you will be sorry you didn’t love every moment you were entrusted to lead a local congregation towards Hope and Holiness -- Jesus, The Nazarene. Is it always *easy? No. But all of it is sacred. Even what may seem disgraceful in ministry will prove to be delightful when we see Christ.

(*Acts 5:41 is on my mind. See Scripture attachment at end of this mailing.)

So I pray: Jesus, give us an attitude of gratitude as we "get to" be Your called ambassadors of Good News day by day and week after week. Maranatha. Amen.

With Easter Sunday 2019 now history, it’s time to focus forward again. What’s next on the holy horizon before us. Well, of course, "The Gathering -- Some Assembly Required." Yes, the celebration of Hope continues as we all come together May 2-4, 2019 for our yearly district family reunion -- conventions and assembly. (I personally wouldn’t want to miss it. In some ways, it will be a new beginning, and surely the future is always preferred for us as Jesus-believers!)

I will take a few moments now to answer some questions you might be asking leading up to our first week of May get-together. 

Q: Where is "The Gathering" (District Conventions and Assembly) happening? 

A: Our Lansdale Immanuel Church, except for Ordination which will be Friday, May 3, 7 p.m. at our Fairview Village Church. 

Q: How about the NMI Convention?

A: Happening at Lansdale Immanuel on May 2, Thursday evening, 7 p.m. and again at Lansdale Immanuel on May 3, Friday morning, 9 a.m. until noonish. Our missionaries, The Tarrants, are going to point our hearts afresh and anew towards mission. (See photo attached at end of this mailing.) 

Q: SDMI and NYI Conventions?

A: SDMI and NMI are joining forces this year and you will not want to miss it. It’s gonna be a powerful afternoon. Yes, at Lansdale Immanuel on Friday afternoon 1:30 p.m. - 4 p.m. LaMorris Crawford, Keynote Speaker, NFL Chaplain (See attachment at end of this mailing.)

Q: Ordination Service?

A: Hosted at Fairview Village, Friday, May 3, 7 p.m. It’s gonna be special! A holy highlight for sure. Come ready to worship and to enter His Presence in a whole new way. Dr. David Busic, our GS, is among the most inspirational and real communicators in our tribe. We are blessed that He will lead us to The King as ministers are ordained. 

Q: District Assembly?

A: Back at Lansdale Immanuel. Saturday, May 4, 8 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Really, I do not know how to explain in mere words the great expectations and awesome anticipations we have for this gathering. This will be a pure worship experience. Yes, we will take care of some assembly business but then we will arise in sacred assembly as we exclusively turn our faces together towards the Throne of Mercy asking Jesus to give us lost souls for Himself as our inheritance. Prayer, Worship, More Prayer, Spontaneous Baptisms, Annointing Stations, Preaching, More Worship, Much More Prayer and finally, a Holy Communion Celebration near Benediction. 

Q: Where can more information, logistics, and details be found?

A: Go to PhilaNaz.org and find more. 

Q: Have you shared the personalized invitational video we sent from the district office? I recorded a clip for each local church personally inviting each congregation to attend "The Gathering?"

A: Only you know. :) The personalized invitation video can be shown in services and/or emailed to your local church’s email list. Some have done both. Thank you. If you need more info, contact the district office. All joy.

Q: Will there be a special love offering at Assembly?

A: Yes. i/we want to give $2500 to ENC to help with the Inauguration Celebration of our new President, Dr. Jack Connell. ENC didn’t ask for a donation, your DS volunteered and promised one. Any money above $2500 will go as a Love Offering to your DS’s Discretionary Fund to bless the Nazarenes and those not-yet-Nazarenes as i journey in the Four Winds from the Susquehanna River to the Atlantic Ocean. In short, only bring a love offering check or a love offering cash gift if you really want to support these two causes. No obligation, only opportunity. You’re welcome to be as generous as you want to be. Grateful. 

* PLEASE PRAY TODAY AND EVERY DAY FOR OUR MAY GATHERING! 

* Some More 2019 Calendar Dates Looking Ahead...

MAY

* May 2-4 District Conventions and Assembly "The Gathering" at Lansdale, PA & Ordination at Fairview Village, PA Friday Evening. BE THERE!

(More details at PhilaNaz.org)

* May 17 Familiar Grounds, 2-4 p.m. Rosedale in Middletown, PA

* May 18-20 Pastor Kerry in Revival / New Holland, PA 

* May 21 Lordship/Stewardship Lifestyle Training  Workshop  for Local Pastors and Church Leaders led by Pastor Kerry / Royersford, PA 10 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. (A Stewardship Sharpening Session.) 

* May 24-26 Pastor Kerry preaching Erma Memorial Day Campmeeting / Cape May, NJ

* May 25 noon, Campmeeting Planning Team Meeting / Cape May, NJ 

JUNE

* June 3 PCDC / Fairview Village, PA at 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. 

* June 9-12, Pastor Kerry in Revival / Mifflinburg, PA  

* June 24-28 NYI Camp / Dallas, PA

* June 30 p.m. -July 6 a.m. Philadelphia Family Campmeeting Gathering/ Erma Camp, Cape May, NJ (General Campmeeting Questions contact John Sharpless, 857-723-2964, Campmeeting Lodging Questions contact Shannon Gipple, 609-435-4422. Campmeeting Preachers and Teachers Rev. James Spruill and Rev. Linette Thomas, Holiness Teacher, Dr. Charles Gates.)

JULY

* July 11-15, Children’s Camp

* July 19-28, Erma Holiness Association Campmeeting, NJ

AUGUST

* Aug. 17-19, Pastor Kerry in Revival / Pennington Grace, NJ

* Aug. 30-31 NYI Back-to-School / Camel Back Resort 

SEPTEMBER

* Sept. 15-17, Pastor Kerry in Revival / Selinsgrove, PA

* Sept. 22-24, Pastor Kerry in Revival / Ephrata Grace Point, PA  

* Sept. 28 Word in Action presents Gospelrama / Center City Philadelphia / A Main Event

OCTOBER

11-13 Pastor Kerry in Revival / Fairview Mountain, PA

27-28 Pastor Kerry in Revival / Burlington, NJ

NOVEMBER

* Nov. 3-5 Pastor Kerry in Revival / Lansdale, PA Immanuel

* Nov. 22-23 MAC (TBD)

DECEMBER 

* Dec. 14 District Pastors & Leaders Christmas Brunch, Ephrata Grace Point, 11 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. (Mark your calendars now. Don’t miss Christmas with your District Family.) Saturday 

Humbled. Grateful. Let’s not go it alone. We are surely better together.

Your prayers and partnerships are so very appreciated! I am a debtor! You are beloved and believed in. 

Presence Matters Most!
That is... Presence. Unity. Souls. Love.
Pastor Kerry Willis
District Superintendent
Philadelphia District
Church of the Nazarene

MARANATHA!
"Amen! Come, Lord Jesus!"
Rev. 22:20b GW
www.romanstenfifteen.blogspot.com
www.PhilaNaz.org
Twitter @PastorKerryW
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Easter Afterglow -- "Ain’t No Grave!"

A friend reminded me of an awesome Life anthem early this morning with a YouTube. It’s a true Resurrection Day afterglow. Enjoy! It’s a good "stomp-the-enemy-two-Days-in-a-row, victory-in-Jesus anthem!” 

Many local churches were surely singing it yesterday and so now that it’s Monday, let the church continue to shout it. i am the church! Are you? 

https://youtu.be/nGncW_ueyHA

Presence Matters Most!

That is... Presence. Unity. Souls. Love.

Pastor Kerry Willis 

He’s Alive! Hope is Alive!

Have had the lyrics of a classic Easter song on my heart this weekend. Don Francisco’s "He’s Alive!" Yes... "He’s Alive and I’m forgiven, Heaven’s Gates are open wide." (Written from the Biblical perspective of a fisherman of fish who became a shepherd of souls — The Apostle Peter.)

Take a listen. Old but gold!

https://youtu.be/aidWs3tceYw

Presence Matters Most!

That is... Presence. Unity. Souls. Love.

Pastor Kerry Willis 

"I’ll Rise Again!"

In the early 1980s I was blessed to hear Dallas Holm in concert in Virginia. The two songs that moved me most were "I Saw the Lord" and "I’ll Rise Again." The lyrics of each song have strengthened my soul over the years. Even this morning, Holy Saturday, "I’ll Rise Again" is lifting my spirit, giving me undeniable hope.

https://youtu.be/mBqoQJRNepo

Presence Matters Most!

That is... Presence. Unity. Souls. Love. 

Pastor Kerry Willis 

Good Friday -- "They Took Him Down"

One of my all-time favorite faith traditions year-after-year as a local pastor was the Good Friday service. And most often the most moving portion of those services came towards the Benediction when I would have someone read, or I personally would read, these words below written for a 1980’s Easter Musical titled "The Witness." The reading is based on the death of Jesus after His horrifying Crucifixion. Hear them now:

"They took Him down, His poor, dead body. They took Him down, His poor, pale body, drained of life, ashen and stained with its own life’s blood. 

His healing hands, now pierced and still. Serving hands that broke five loaves to feed five-thousand. Holy hands, often folded in fervent prayer. Poor, gentle hands, now pierced and still. 

His poor, torn feet, now bloodied and cold. Feet that walked weary miles to bring good news to broken hearts. Feet once washed in penitent’s tears. Poor, torn feet, now bloodied and cold. 

His kingly head made for a crown, now crowned with thorns. His poor, kingly head, crowned with thorns. 

His gentle chest, now pierced with spear thrust. Quiet, still, His poor, loving chest.

His piercing eyes, now dark and blind. Eyes of compassion, warming the soul. Fiery eyes, burning at sin. Tender eyes, beckoning sinners. His piecing eyes, not dark and blind.

His matchless voice, fountain of the Father’s thoughts. Stopped, stopped, to speak no more. 

Silence, now...

Where once had flowed wisdom and comfort, Spirit and life, His matchless voice, stilled to speak no more. 

They took Him down, His poor, dead body, and prepared Him for His burial."

P.S, Remember, That was Good Friday. Awesome Sunday is coming! 

Presence Matters Most!

That is... Presence. Unity. Souls. Love.

Pastor Kerry Willis  

Leaning In: Holy Week

As I write this post, I am sitting in the dimly lit sanctuary of the dress rehearsal at Seashore Nazarene’s Living Last Supper. 

(You can’t make this stuff up. As I was writing the first paragraph above, the pastor called me forward to pray a blessing over the cast and those who will experience the Gospel come alive this week in this local church. Wow! That was powerful for me. I closed with these words: "Lord more than practicing lines tonight, let us practice Your Presence! Amen!")

Now, back to my previous thoughts...

I am leaning into Holy Week for all I am worth. This will be the first Holy Week in 25 years that I will not be leading a Good Friday Service and multiple Resurrection Sunday Worship Celebrations. So yes, it’s tender for me personally but still meaningful. Perhaps even more meaningful than ever before, because there are no "religious" distractions and I am facing the passion of this week more vulnerable than ever. 

In my fifteen discipleship journeys to the Holy Land, my heart has surely deepened in the devotion of this sacred season. Visiting the places where my salvation was purchased has only caused me to be a greater debtor to the deep price Jesus paid to pardon and sanctify me.

Do we really realize that the Son of God sacrificed His own life to save ours? Are we aware of the awesome, even awful price Father God was willing to pay to offer us a right relationship with Him, again? How can we truly show our personal appreciation for the indescribable Gift of Love that our Lord extends to us? What can we give back to Him? We can only give one thing, one life, our life. Let’s do. Let’s devote our very breath back to the One Called Wonderful -- the One called The Resurrection and The Life -- Jesus the Nazarene! It’s Holy Week. Let’s lean into the Holy One! 

Presence Matters Most!

That is... Presence. Unity. Souls. Love. 

Pastor Kerry Willis 

"Mercy, O, Your Mercy"

This song of "Mercy, O Your Mercy" is what my soul is saturating in right now during this Holy Week of remembrance 2019:

https://youtu.be/OacZPYre8Uo

Presence Matters Most!

That is... Presence. Unity. Souls. Love.

Pastor Kerry Willis 

Holy Week Article -- "Yet?"

This is an article I wrote for Holiness Today Magazine a few years ago. It’s also a message theme I preach from time-to-time as thebLord leads. 

During this Holy Week remembrance, I pray it will be a practical message for your own sacred soul. 

Desperate Faith Asks "Have You Reached Yet, Yet?"

I sacredly knocked on the front door of the Free Grace Church parsonage. Sister Christine opened the door and said, "Brother Kerry, Danny will be so glad to see you." To her, his name was Danny, because he was her husband, but to me his name was Pastor LeRoy.

At the time of this emotional visit, I was married, the daddy of two children, and studying for fulltime ministry. However, Pastor LeRoy had been my childhood hero-pastor when he served as the local shepherd of the Free Grace Flock in the 1970s. He was the kind of pastor I prayed I would be someday. Now, Pastor LeRoy was in the sunset of his life, and after 25 years serving other places, Pastor LeRoy had wondrously returned for a second pastorate at my childhood church. It would be his final pastorate.

Having returned to my island home on vacation from Nazarene Bible College, I stopped by the parsonage to pray for my childhood, hero-pastor who was in the final stages of cancer. As I followed Sister Christine to the back, corner bedroom, I had all intentions of encouraging Pastor LeRoy, but when I saw him lying there, all I could do was cry. Finally, after catching my breath, I blurted out, "Pastor LeRoy, I came to pray for you, but I don’t think I can." As he reached his trembling hand towards me, he smiled with the countenance of Christ and replied gently but confidently through joyful tears, "Brother Kerry, no need to worry. I don’t need you to pray because I have already prayed the perfect prayer." (I will share Pastor LeRoy’s "perfect prayer" at the end.)

Obviously, entering the final stage of cancer is grounds for what I call, Desperate Faith. Also, the final stage of cancer is grounds for Desperate Faith to find its footing. Hebrews 11:6 helps us to find the footing for Desperate Faith: So, you see, it is impossible to please God without faith. Anyone who wants to come to him must believe that there is a God and that he rewards those who sincerely seek him (NLT).

In Hebrews 11:6, we discover that we must have a basic faith, a faith that believes God exists. The verse also implies we must go beyond basic faith to a devoted and Desperate Faith, in that, we must not only believe God exists, but that He also rewards those who sincerely seek Him. Yes, basic faith believes that God’s real. However, devoted and Desperate Faith goes beyond basic faith and believes that God rewards. Basic faith believes God lives, while devoted and Desperate Faith rises higher to believe God loves. Basic faith can be just a general opinion of God, while devoted and Desperate Faith speaks more to the specific level of our trust in God. So the question is: Do I only basically believe that God lives, that God’s real? Or do I also desperately believe that God loves, that God rewards?

I love the week that leads up to Resurrection Sunday – The Passion Week of our Lord. Not long ago I was saturating in the afterglow of Passion Week and reflecting on the suffering of Jesus that preceded His glorious exit from the tomb. As I reflected, one question had my mind in a maze: What one moment of Passion Week was the pivotal point when Jesus relinquished His all to pardon and sanctify you and me? Suddenly, the answer was very obvious. The pivotal point peaked in the place of pressing, Gethsemane. Yes, as Jesus agonized in fervent prayer beneath the olive branches, real Christianity suddenly crystallized. Yes, I believe immediately after The Son of God spoke one, single-syllable, three-letter word to the Father -- the word "YET" --pardon and sanctification went into full motion. I picture the Holy Hosts of Heaven, with tear-filled eyes, leaning over and gazing at the agonizing, praying Jesus as they anxiously asked one another, "Has the Son of God reached YET, YET?"

I love when I am studying the New Testament when all of a sudden The Precious Holy Spirit brings to my mind an example of the particular New Testament truth I am focused on from the Old Testament. As I have studied Mark 14:36 and picture God’s Son reaching "YET" in the olive grove on the night of His betrayal, all of a sudden The Precious Holy Spirit brings to mind The Three Hebrew Children in Daniel 3:18. Again I picture the Holy Hosts of Heaven, with tear-filled eyes, leaning over and gazing at the agonizing, praying Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego as they anxiously ask one another, "Have they reached YET, YET?"

In verses Daniel 3:17-18, we see The Three seemingly-soon-to-be-charcoaled Hebrew Children reaching "YET". Listen to what they said to King Nebuchadnezzar: If we are thrown into the blazing furnace, the God whom we serve is able to save us. He will rescue us from your power, Your Majesty. (YET) But even if he doesn’t, Your Majesty can be sure that we will never serve your gods or worship the gold statue you have set up (NLT). Without a doubt, the tried-and-true, trusting trio had reached "YET!" Their faith finally moved from basic to desperate. The Three Hebrew Children moved from asking the Father to rescue them to totally trusting His perfect will for their lives? They went beyond believing God was great to believing God was good.  

Question: Have you reached YET, YET? If you have, you already know the words to the perfect prayer that Pastor LeRoy had already prayed in those final stages of cancer. Yes, he said to me, as I sobbed silently, "Brother Kerry, no need to worry. I don’t need you to pray because I have already prayed the perfect prayer." Pastor LeRoy had reached "YET!" In the dim light of that back, corner bedroom, I anxiously asked, "Brother LeRoy, will you please share the perfect prayer with me?" Then, with feeble tones of devoted and Desperate Faith, my childhood hero-pastor said, "Brother Kerry, you have heard the prayer before." It was the same prayer Jesus prayed after reaching "YET" in Gethsemane: "Not my will, but Thine be done!"   

In Gethsemane, as soon as our Savior reached the pivotal point and relinquished His all to pardon and sanctify you and me, yes, as soon as he reached "YET" that’s when the perfect prayer, yes, seven words to the Father flowed from the deepest places of His being: "Not my will, but Thine be done!" The Son of God’s desperate praying gave way to desperate trusting!

If we have reached "YET, YET," we undeniably know it, because we are beginning to breathe that same perfect prayer. Yes, once say "YET," all our desperate praying for immediate, visible, and personal rescue gives way to desperately trusting God’s ultimate, invisible, and perfect will for our lives. Do we "YET" desperately believe that God lives and God loves? Do we devotedly declare that God’s real and God rewards? Is our faith devoted and Desperate Faith?

During days of desperation, it’s paramount to remember one encouraging reality proven again and again in the pages of God’s Word and across the generations of lives lived by God’s faithful people: Desperate Faith honors God and God honors Desperate Faith!

Do you suppose that the hymn writer who penned, He Never Has Failed Me Yet, really meant God has never failed me, because I have reached "YET?"

Presence Matters Most!

That is... Presence. Unity. Souls. Love.

Pastor Kerry Willis 

"The Coloring Song"

About 20 years ago, I heard the Christian group, Petra, sing "The Coloring Song!" It’s on my mind today, Palm Sunday, as Holy Week remembrances begin passionately again.

https://youtu.be/_s6012RghSQ

Presence Matters Most!

That is... Presence. Unity. Love. Souls.

Pastor Kerry Willis 

25th Keepers of the Light Men’s Retreat Illustrated

I was blessed to attend and speak at the 25th Annual Keepers of the Light Men’s Retreat along the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Approximately 115 attended. 

Our first year, 1995, 19 men came together. Little did we know we were on the small end of something big. 

As men of faith in community together with God’s Presence at work with and within us has proven to be so very powerful and undeniably transforming.

Here are some images of our sacred time on Ocracoke Island.

Presence Matters Most!

That is... Presence. Unity. Souls. Love.

Pastor Kerry Willis 

Beware Overdone Isolation

In speaking warning to Christian men this weekend, I reminded them that Christianity best be lived in community. 

Why? 

To Christian leaders I warn: overdone isolation can lead to ignorace and finally to even idolatry. 

To Christian men I especially warn: continuous aloneness can lead to arrogance and finally even to adultery. 

To Christian singles I say: staying faraway from Christian community can lead to foolishness and finally even to fornication. 

Let’s keep integrity and purity and Christian community as utmost importance in our lives, yes even, as the very fabric of our faith. 

Presence Matters Most!

That is.... Presence. Unity. Souls. Love. 

Pastor Kerry Willis 

Love on the Line

To join in with 100-plus men singing this song of worship tonight at Session #2 of our 25th Anniversary Keepers of the Light Men’s Retreat was so very passionate: 

https://youtu.be/CRTxsSXkH5w

Presence Matters Most!

That is... Presence. Unity. Souls. Love.

Pastor Kerry Willis 

More Images from my Journey

Here are some more images from my journey.

Presence Matters Most!

That is... Presence. Unity. Souls. Love 

Pastor Kerry Willis