The KINEO Center

Converge MidAmerica|Southeast|Caribbean is thrilled to partner with the KINEO Center, a ministry created just for pastors and church leaders. With so many pastors suffering from depression and burnout today, KINEO’s mission is to provide a way for pastors to find rest, recovery, and recalibration. They desire to see leaders become healthy in mind, soul, and body as they shepherd their local churches.

Read about one Converge pastor’s experience with The KINEO Center:

“In January, my wife and I went to visit The KINEO Center to meet Dan and Tonya White, and to see and hear the vision of the center. All I can say is ‘Wow’! From the tropical rainforest setting (which was stunning) to the accommodations to the hospitality from Dan and Tonya, we were thoroughly impressed. But the real win for Converge MidAmerica|Southeast|Caribbean is the intentionality of the Whites to help restore burned out and hurting pastors and families. I look forward with great anticipation to hear stories of our pastors and wives who saw new hope and vision for their families and ministries because of the work of The KINEO Center. I also look forward to church teams using the facility to dream together about the future of their churches. Finally, I can’t wait to hear from pastors who just had a great time vacationing in a great place, served by great people!”

Ministry life can be difficult and lonely, so the need for the support found in Kineo is vital for all pastors and the future health of the Church. We look forward to all that God will do through this vital partnership.

Find out more about the Kineo Center at https://www.thekineocenter.com/

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