Tag Archives: Gateway Church
Kidmin in Portables: Final Details
Posted on 11. Mar, 2010 by Kenny.
I’ve written all of this to be a resource for those who are either in portable buildings or are heading in that direction. Mostly, I want to encourage you that moving to portables doesn’t have to suck. I highly encourage you to pass these pictures and content to your pastors or decision makers. We [...]
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Kidmin in Portables: Interiors
Posted on 10. Mar, 2010 by Kenny.
So we have two buildings which each have two rooms. Each room has a capacity for 30 children bringing our Backyard capacity to 120 children. On average, we probably have 85-95 kids in these four environments. They consist of:
Beach Boulevard: Four year olds
Amazon Avenue: Four year olds
Treehouse Trail: Fives and Kindergarten
City Circle: Fives and Kindergarten
As [...]
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Kidmin in Portables: Exteriors
Posted on 09. Mar, 2010 by Kenny.
In truth, there are only one or two things I don’t like about our portables.
They’re outside. When you have a nice building that’s all finished out, it’s just great to all be under one roof. With the portables being outside, it’s like having a section of your ministry that’s completely disconnected. We do have phones [...]
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A little spoken word, a little bass and a little tap
Posted on 01. Mar, 2010 by Kenny.
One of the things I do really love about Gateway is that it’s smack dab in the middle of Austin, TX, a powerhouse of performance creativity. Since our church exists to raise up the church out of the culture, we often see some unique artistic elements in our services. Sometimes I simply take it all [...]
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Save me from this kingdom of comfort where I am king
Posted on 26. Feb, 2010 by Kenny.
Kingdom Comfortable from Gateway Church on Vimeo.
Save me from this kingdom of comfort where I am king and take me to the kingdom of life where the King is king. It’s the final and most powerful line of this poem from local Austin slam poet, James Wilson. It’s a profound message our culture needs to [...]
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