Sunday, September 07 (11:30 am) – Worship with Holy Communion
Remembered & Restored – Genesis 8:1
When storms rise, when waters cover the earth, when it feels like the story is slipping away — God remembers. And when God remembers, God restores. This Sunday, Minister Kenneth Moales, III brings a word of hope from Genesis 8:1, reminding us that God does not forget us in the flood. God meets us in the middle, breathes a fresh wind, and begins to piece life back together — declaring the end of the storm and the beginning of something new. At the table of Christ, we will taste this promise for ourselves. In bread and cup we hear again the words, “Do this in remembrance of me.” To be remembered is to be restored, to be drawn into a future where God is already waiting.
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Shiloh is excited to welcome Minister Kenneth Moales, III to the pulpit! A third-generation preacher and minister – Kenneth Moales III was born in Bridgeport, CT within an apostolic Pentecostal family. He earned a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Morehouse College, a Master of Divinity from Harvard Divinity School, and a Master of Education from Harvard Graduate School of Education. As a scholar-practitioner, he integrates faith, intellect, and love for humanity as central to his vision for the future. He resides in Dorchester, MA and serves as Policy Research Analyst and Project Coordinator for the Equity and Inclusion Cabinet for the City of Boston with a concentration on racial justice. As a minister of the gospel, he seeks to transform the hearts and minds of God’s people so they may embrace their prophesied place, knowing that being in that place means living in God’s will and that they are exactly where God needs them to be. He remains dedicated to guiding others in critical thought toward that place through ministry, scholarship, and service, trusting in the leading of the Holy Spirit in all endeavors and advocating for justice.
