Showing posts with label Kairos House. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kairos House. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Kairos Pics!
It has taken me a while but I finally have uploaded pics of this years Kairos House! Since Mark is taking sign language this semester he has been teaching all of us how to sign so we decided to spell out Kairos House in the second pic! Enjoy...

Friday, August 15, 2008
"Kairos (καιρος) is a Greek word that has a few definitions. In ancient Greek the word means “the right moment” or “the opportune” coming from archery and weaving. New Testament Greek differed slightly from the every day ancient Greek. In New Testament Greek the word is used in contrast to chronos, another Greek word for time. Kairos often refers simply to “God’s time.” While chronos refers to the measurement of time, quantitative and chronological passing of time, kairos refers to moments, an opportune time, a qualitative notion of time. Kairos refers to changing points in the scope of chronos. Kairos comes in Jesus. Jesus is the fulfillment of all the Jews had been waiting for, the decisive moment in history, a turning point. He brings about a new kairos, a new time." (Donne)
Saturday, June 14, 2008
Kairos' Yummy Garden
We know Spring time for its season of growth, green and beauty. This Spring I decided to do something a little different. To take part of this season of growth I decided to plant a garden at the Kairos House. We planted pumpkin, cucumber, watermelon, spinach, radish, pepper and 4 herbs. The herbs are planted in pots (or recycled simply orange containers) and are also planted in a section in the garden. Below are some pics of the adventure.
More pics to come as more develops.
The Garden
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
Kairos House - Beginning to End
Kairos House 07-08 began in a late summer afternoon in Canton Ohio. We started as eight and ended as eight, thankfully! We are a Christian Community House located in Kent, OH. We seek to live faithful lives together as a house, who is a part of a larger Kent community through various churches and campus ministries. We pursue faithfulness together by stewarding our home, resources and time while at the same time learning, eating and living together. Before and after pics below...
Quite a few changes in us occurred over the year together if you ask me. Maybe not so much on the outside but the inside is where it counts. We experienced many bumps and bruises, joys and delights, sadness and excitement together. Our hearts were broken, molded, and set free many times over leaving us wanting more. If you are in the area shoot me an email if you would like to find out more or possibly share a meal with us...
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