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Kristy’s musings
May 13th, 2008
So if you’ve read my bio or watched our “Web Conference” video blog-post, you might be wondering, “How in the world did this Texan get plugged in with City on a Hill?” and “why would she voluntarily leave the great state of Texas?”
(Okay, you might not really be wondering that second question, but you should)
My journey to City on a Hill Productions actually began a little over 2 years ago… I am a proud, born and raised Texas girl – howdy ya’ll! But as God, my Lover, began wooing me, in order to cause me to rely on Him more, He moved me out of my beloved Texas.
My initial connection to City was via Kevin Bryan. We worked together for several years at another ministry in the Houston area before he and his family made the move up to Kentucky to work at City on a Hill. About a year ago, I got a very desperate email from Kevin begging me to employ my administrative gifts at City, as well as to reconsider my worldview of raising my own support… While moving to Kentucky and working at City on a Hill sounded exciting (I’m an amateur film buff), the prospect of raising financial support wasn’t something I was looking forward to. My initial response was, “No thank you!”
Then over course of the next month my Lover continued to draw me out. He challenged me to trust in Him, and fanned the desire for adventure in me – soon my answer changed to a resolute “Yes!”
At the end of October I finally trekked up to Kentucky to begin my new job here at City. I got to experience the tail end of the beautiful fall weather in all its fiery hues, and I weathered my first real winter complete with snow and ice! (Something that only happens maybe every 20 years in Houston). As much as I love my home state, I am enjoying all the new experiences that Louisville offers – like “real” weather seasons and the Derby!
My experiences so far at City are unlike anything I would have imagined myself doing when I first accepted the position. The true purpose of me coming up here was to assist the slightly organizationally challenged Shane and Kevin. In the process of ministry (even film ministry) being what it is – one automatically gets sucked into doing things far from what would be listed on your typical job description… I have NEVER before painted anything other than what you might do in your elementary school art class, yet in the few months that I’ve been here I have helped paint a gigantic green-screen floor, drop-tile ceilings, and a desk. God seems to provide me a new adventure every day at City on a Hill!
Kristy Rundle
Executive Assistant
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May 13th, 2008 at 7:46 pm
Yippee Kristy! I praise God that He brought you to us:)…
You’re so wonderful!!!
Much love,
MTN
May 14th, 2008 at 3:35 am
God must have a “thing” about getting Texans to move to L-ville, huh? We’re next! Can’t wait to work with you and do more crazy stuff. I’m just glad I “missed” the ceiling tile painting adventure, uh-oh, I shouldn’t have said that…..something even better is probably lurking around the corner…..
May 14th, 2008 at 9:30 am
Hey Kristy!
While I was truly sad to see you go, I’ve enjoyed getting to know you in the past few months better than I ever knew you in the years prior – via my new best friend the IM!!! I’ve also told you before, but I’ll tell you again – I’m very proud and impressed at your obedience to go way (several states way) out of your comfort zone. I continue to pray for you and the amazing things God has in store for you!