UPDATE: Kingdom Rights Annual Baptism Event on August 2, 2026
A Letter of Gratitude to Our Kingdom Rights Family
Dear Kingdom Rights Leaders and Kingdom Family,
On behalf of Kingdom Rights Ministries, I want to express my deepest gratitude to every leader, volunteer, servant, donor, and supporter who helped make our Kingdom Rights Annual Baptism a tremendous success.
What took place was far more than an event—it was a demonstration of the Kingdom of God in action. Every smile, every act of kindness, every prayer, every encouraging word, and every task completed reflected the love, humility, and heart of Jesus Christ.
Many of you faithfully served by welcoming and registering baptism candidates, preparing them for the waters of baptism, assisting with baptisms, directing guests, praying with families, setting up, lifting heavy items, cleaning up, transporting equipment, video recording, and serving wherever needed.
Others gave generously by donating food, drinks, supplies, equipment, and resources that made this day possible. Many spent hours shopping, preparing meals, cooking, grilling, serving food, keeping everything stocked, and making sure every guest was hydrated and welcomed with excellence and that no one left hungry. Whether your service was seen by many or known only to God, your labor was an offering of love unto the Lord.
One of the most beautiful moments was watching some of our leaders choose to be baptized again. That powerful example reminded us all that no one is ever too mature in the faith, too seasoned in ministry, or too accomplished to humble themselves before God in obedience. True leadership begins with a servant's heart, and your example spoke louder than words. Remember, when Jesus came to be baptized, John said, “Not so, Lord, you should be baptizing me.” “Do it, John, that all may be fulfilled,” said Jesus. Even though Jesus had no sins, He did it as an example that no one is above humbling themselves to obey God.
Because of your faithfulness, lives were touched, hearts were encouraged, families encountered the love of Christ, and many publicly declared their faith in Jesus Christ through baptism. Every person who registered a candidate, every hand that helped someone safely into the water, every meal that was prepared and served, every donation that was given, every chair that was set up, every cooler that was filled, every piece of equipment that was provided, every prayer that was offered, and every act of kindness became part of someone's testimony that day.
Never underestimate what God can do through simple acts of obedience. What you helped accomplish was much bigger than a single day's event. You invested in lives that have the potential to be transformed forever. The seeds planted through your service will continue to bear fruit for generations, and Heaven has recorded every sacrifice, every gift, every hour of labor, and every act of love.
As Scripture reminds us:
"For God is not unjust to forget your work and labor of love which you have shown toward His name, in that you have ministered to the saints, and do minister." — Hebrews 6:10
And Jesus himself said,
"Whoever wants to become great among you must be your servant." — Matthew 20:26
Before we close, I want to share just one testimony that beautifully illustrates why your service mattered so much.
A gentleman named Mr. Lee, at 70 years of age, came to our Annual Baptism with one desire—to publicly declare his faith in Jesus Christ through baptism. After the baptism, his 95-year-old father approached me with tears of gratitude and shared something that deeply touched my heart.
He told me that their family had prayed for Lee's salvation for many years. They had witnessed to him, encouraged him, and believed that one day he would surrender his life to Christ. Then, the day before our baptism, Lee simply told his father, "I'm getting baptized tomorrow at the park."
His father asked, "What do you know about Kingdom Rights Ministries?"
Lee replied, "Nothing... except I saw they were baptizing people, and I'm getting baptized by them tomorrow."
Only God could have orchestrated such a divine appointment.
That day, Lee's entire family gathered to witness something they had prayed for over many years. They didn't simply watch a baptism—they witnessed the fulfillment of prayers that had been lifted before God for decades. What an incredible reminder that God is still drawing people to Himself in His perfect timing and often in ways we could never imagine.
Brother Lee’s father said he plans to be there next year for our Kingdom Rights Annual Baptism if the Lord allows him to live; if not, he will see me in the kingdom of heaven! He said this with so much joy and excitement.
Kingdom Family, this is why your service matters.
Every donation of food, supplies, and equipment... every meal prepared and served... every registration completed... every prayer offered... every hand extended in love... every volunteer who helped someone into the baptismal waters... every act of kindness became part of someone's miracle.
Mr. Lee's testimony is only one of many lives impacted that day, but it reminds us that what we do for Christ has eternal significance. We may never fully know on this side of Heaven how many lives were changed because you answered God's call to serve.
To God be all the glory! Great is your reward, Kingdom Family.
Thank you for representing the Kingdom of God with excellence, humility, integrity, compassion, and the love of Jesus Christ. Thank you for giving your time, your talents, your resources, and your hearts to serve others.
May the Lord richly bless each of you, your families, your homes, and everything your hands are called to do. May He multiply every seed you have sown into His Kingdom and return your generosity with favor, peace, provision, and abundant grace.
With heartfelt appreciation and love,
Joseph Brice
Senior Pastor
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