Who Is Kit House?

To understand "Internet Sensation Kit," you really need to meet "Preteen Bible Camper Kit." You might remember me if we ever shared a cabin. I showed up for all activities on-time and I convinced myself that everything was fun, even the hat-making crafts and the unity-building games. When mischief was involved, I was nowhere to be found. I knew only a little about the world outside of my cabin and meeting space, and I knew it from the stories of the ne'redowells who had disappeared for long stretches during unsupervised time. I was outgoing, but also pensive and moody, and I tended to be alone at least an hour every day. I wore T-shirts with a fake Nike logo that said "Air Jesus." I wanted to distinguish myself from my peers in every inconsequential matter, but I didn't influence my peers in many weighty issues.
Now I do not desire to be the opposite of who I was, but I certainly recognize the limitations of Kit circa 1993. I am still pensive and moody, and I enjoy a good game of "Human Knots." However, "churchianity" has less of a hold on my life now, and I strive to live for Christ rather than a catchphrase. I also don't have the T-shirt anymore, but I might consider wearing one for the sake of comedy.





