“It was a treat for us to have Keith Kitchen lead worship for STRIVE ’05. His flexibility with our schedule and his ability to pull together a bunch of strangers and turn them into a worship band in a matter of hours was amazing, but both of those factors were overshadowed by his desire to see young people drawn excitedly and passionately into worship of the King of kings and Lord of lords. More than simply a musician, Keith Kitchen is certainly a “lead worshipper”.”
- Rev. John Estabrooks, Chair, STRIVE ’05 Steering Committee

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Interested in booking a concert? You can expect an intimate evening of well-crafted songs, humor, stories and thoughtful insights into faith not just as it should be, but also as it is.

Keith’s show was relaxing, inspirational, and fun. Keith is more than a skilled musician who can sing, he plays from his heart and sings with passion and purpose. It’s obvious he’s having fun and yet at the same time you sense something deeper happening. From start to finish it was a great experience!

– Aaron Gerrard, Youth Pastor, Surrey BC

Keith is an ordained minister with the Christian & Missionary Alliance, and is a gifted preacher and worship leader.

He also teaches workshops in songwriting and is flexible when it comes to ministering to any audience, large or small.

His music appeals to all age groups, and to people both inside and outside the church community.

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Ministries:

Keith works alongside of ministries like The Voice of the Martyrs and WorldServe Ministries to raise awareness and assistance for the persecuted church around the world and to foster renewal in the Church in North America.

“I’m honoured to work alongside The Voice of the Martyrs to raise awareness for the persecuted Church, and to come to her aid.  Not only do we, in the Body of Christ, have a moral obligation to pray for and to assist our brothers and sisters who are suffering for their faith in Jesus, we have much to gain in return. There is a strength and depth of faith that, ironically, only develops under persecution.  In fact, when the Church stops suffering, it often becomes an aberration of what God intended it to be.  When we partner with persecuted Christians, and hear their stories of faith in the face of trials our own faith is strengthened and the character of Christ, the suffering servant, is formed in us.” –  Keith

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