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Kay's Ministry began in 2009. Inspired by his mother, Kay's loving example, Charlie loaded up his car with bologna sandwiches, picked up his Bible, and headed to the streets of downtown Tampa, Florida..
“I haven't eaten anything for three days. You guys are the best. I had lost all my faith in God but then you come out and I know God is still in my life. God bless you."
Eugene
Kay's Needs
About Us
Weekly Message Donations: 6907 Sail View Ln Apollo Beach Fl 33572
It's how you and I live our lives and love Jesus Christ that determines our future, not the toys we end up with! So many of us spend so much of our time building our 401k and gathering items in our lifetime only to leave them to someone else! Do you think Jesus will ask you what kind of car you drove or how much was in your bank account??????
Share a few hours on the last Saturday of the month in Wimauma with Kay’s Ministry. We bring the word of God to the less fortunate in the Wimauma area, Our Tampa stops have been put on hold because of the virus
Kay's News
"Most of us are in a segregated area where we live and even where we are allowed to sit at church. You're doing so much for us and allow us to just talk and be with regular people! You also bring a very positive message to us. I'm grateful for all of it."
Harvey
The Lives We Impact
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Kay’s has always been blessed by the generous and thoughtful donations of others to this great ministry and we are grateful for those blessings.
Kay's Ministry goes to Tampa every Sunday afternoon as well as to the Wimauma area on the last Saturday of every month. The Wimauma area has many migrant workers with families. These people have a very hard time supporting their families. With God's help and your assistance we're able to help these poor families. Thank you for any clothing for men, women or children!
“Kay's Ministry offers not only the opportunity to serve those less fortunate, but, more importantly, a chance to listen, care and love others as Christ continually shows his unconditional love for each of us."
Nathan
Why Don't We Believe What We Believe?
Hoping to challenge his congregation's beliefs on poverty, a Mormon Bishop transformed himself into a homeless man and loitered outside the church before service started on a Sunday. The Bishop adopted a disguise that added . . .
Every time I come out and volunteer with Kay's Ministry I can actually feel the presence of Jesus all around me.
D'Ann