Kenny Munds Ministry

Kenny Munds Ministry /July 2024

Sorry to have been absent from this site for so long. I have been battling an illness. Here's my latest post.

Sanctuary Clinic

 

I did worship on the 8th, 10th, 22nd, 24th, and 30th of July. The Clinic hired a new worship leader to work on the days I used to cover, but has kept me on to minister on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. They didn't have to do that and I appreciated their keeping me on. The reason for their taking on a new leader was due to my increased health concerns and I certainly understand their reasoning. The patients appreciate my music and testimony and many can relate to it. I witness lives changing each week and it's truly a blessing. 

 

Wakulla Correctional Institution / Annex

 

Wakulla CI is just a few miles southeast of Tallahassee where I joined again with Kristi Johnson's Victorious Living team. We did a morning chapel service at the Annex housing inmates with certain mental and emotional issues. It was very interesting since some of the inmates exhibited strange and bizarre behavior. Nothing violent or threatening, just abnormal. Still, the team, consisting of myself, Pat Avery, Sheridan Correa, Blaine and Kimberly Whitt, brought the love of Christ to these men. Their worship team (2 men) did a couple of songs with Sheridan and I joining in at the end. They opened up after that and we had a good worship in song. 

 

The Main Unit Chapel / Wakulla CI

 

This turned out to be one of the best chapels we'd had in a while. I would say that except for a few, all the men were engaged in the service from beginning to end. Each of us were given loud applause of appreciation after our testimonies and at the end, Blaine Whitt had all the men who wanted to accept Christ or renew their commitment, to come forward. Dozens of the 140 or so men who were there, surrounded the stage and prayed with us. 

 

My health is improving and I have one more appointment at Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville at the end of this month. So far, they haven't found anything that hasn't already been diagnosed. I may have to live with this gastrointestinal disease and continue with the medicine I've been taking to offset the pain. Hopefully, they will find a solution at the next visit. I appreciate your prayers. ​