The Four Kappa Phi Program Areas Worship is the celebration of God's activity throughout history and in the present. By and through worship, persons acknowledge God in their lives by honoring and thanking the Creator for the gifts given to each person. While worship at times may have a leader, the community assumes the role of participant rather than spectator. Often worship arises spontaneously as the community lifts up a concern, acknowledges its inability to change the situation, hears God's Word for that time and accepts responsibility for being the Word. Individual Bible reading, meditation, and prayer allows each person to keep in touch with the source of the Presence, which the community celebrates in worship.
Study is the deliberate search for knowledge and understanding.
To be able to understand today's world and the Christian Gospel, we must constantly be involved in study. Study may take place in small informal groups seeking solutions to a mutual concern. or in structured large group presentations. In either case, the Christian assumes responsibility for personal growth through study enabling knowledge to become part of self. Fellowship is the opportunity to grow together in Christ and in Christian living. Through fellowship, we celebrate each other's uniqueness and are able to minister to each other's needs.