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UPDATED August 9, 2008

Kevin Kenady, who was severely burned on 15 to 20 percent of his body just less than three months ago, is healing fabulously! Considering that he was initially lying in a hospital bed, hooked up to machines that were monitoring his breathing, pulse and oxygen levels, it is truly amazing—he is doing miraculously well! Two weeks ago Kevin was at the pre-teen Camp Tomahawk (outside of Nashville, TN) helping with field activities with the kids, going on three-hour survival classes, and walking all over the camp. He spent four days out of town this past week going to meetings with colleagues from work. He is back and “hitting it hard!” Kevin is in no pain, his wounds are healing well, his scars are faint, his strength is returning, he has full range of motion, and those who know of his injuries cannot believe their eyes when they see him. He and his wife, Rachel, are tremendously thankful for the miraculous healing that has taken place, and want to thank all of the brethren for their prayers, cards and e-mails.

        Kevin & Rachel Kenady
        2640 Cedar Bluff Road
        Woodburn, KY 42170

June 1, 2008

Hi all,

I just talked to Bob Gentry - Kevin's father-in-law. He, Bob, would like to thank everyone for their prayers. Kevin is being released from the hospital today.

Kevin had skin grafts this past Wednesday and they wait three days to take the bandages off. Bob said that everything was looking very good - that the grafts are successful. Kevin will go in next Wednesday again to have the staples removed.

Bob is asking for continued prayers so that no infection will develop.
The healing process could take as much as two years as therapy will also be needed.

Karen Allwine

May 25, 2008

Kevin Kenady, age 46, has been severely burned on 15 to 20 percent of his body. He was trying to burn some brush in his yard and apparently made the mistake of tossing some gasoline on the fire to speed up the fire. It exploded and burned the palm of his left hand, his right chest and his neck with burns that appear to be second degree. There may be some third degree burns but doctors have not had the chance to completely examine him. I'm relieved to be able to say that the burns on his face appear to only be first degree. His face just appears to be reddish and badly swollen. He is in the intensive care burn unit at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, Tennessee. They have him sedated enough that he remains unconscious and out of pain. Kevin and his wife, Rachel, are very serving persons who attend with us in Bowling Green, Kentucky, and are the parents of a teenager and a toddler. Their home is only about an hour drive, or less, from Nashville and so Rachel will be able to commute, most of the time, from their home in Kentucky.

        2640 Cedar Bluff Rd
        Woodburn, KY 42170