The Kings Center City of Angels Update October 2025

We don't all stand in the same rain. Some have umbrellas, some have roofs, and

some face the storm alone. Be kinder. Slow your judgment. Soften into

understanding. You don't know how heavy someone's rain is, until you've been in

their storm. (Project Forgive)

After several weeks of beautiful but dry weather, we finally enjoyed some rain today. It

made me think of the above quote. Your words of encouragement to our children can be

an umbrella to their little hearts and minds. We never know for sure what is going on in

their lives, at school, at home, or even at the Kings Center but because of you they

know there is kindness in the world and someone in the community cares. Thank you

for your faithfulness.

Believe it or not they just finished their first week of Fall Break. The Independent School

System has two more weeks. During this time we are open from noon until 4:00 so the

kids can have lunch. Deneen always has intriguing math/science projects for the kids to

do. They often do science experiments in the backyard like making paper airplanes and

the "Egg Drop."

Last Thursday, the children went to the Dominion Senior Living Facility to read to the

elderly. This week they will do a community service project by cleaning the

neighborhood and the Dolly Graham Park. Besides craft projects, kickball games, and

riding bikes, the kids will enjoy an outing to the bowling alley to round out their Fall

Break.

Many of our kids are running cross country for FIS. And several girls are cheering for

FHS and for the Bengals. I think there are eight boys playing for the Bengals and four

older guys playing for FHS. If you follow the State Journal or check out our Facebook

page you may see your child in action!

Thank you for being a refuge from the rain for our kids. I'm sure they feel safer because

of your prayers, cards, and encouraging words. Kay Scott 502-395-1516

City of Angels Update October 2025