Rev. Debbie Kidd
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Debbie leading congregational singing.
Debbie Kidd is the Minister of Music at Wedgewood. Debbie beautifully blends the voices of the choir and makes the choir experience fun for the choir and fun for herself.
Debbie frequently blesses the congregation with her guitar playing and solos.
The choir practices are varied, depending on everyone’s schedule. Please let Debbie know if you would like to be added to the list that lets people know about rehearsals. Any and all are invited to sing with the choir.
Solos/instrumentals are also welcome regardless of whether one is in the choir or one of the regular instrumentalists.
Debbie can be reached at:
debbillie@peoplepc.com (home email)
d.kidd@carolinarain.org (work email)
704-849-9294 ( Home)
704-372-7246 ext.111 (Work )
704-641-2244 (Cell)
Debbie works for RAIN (Regional AIDS Interfaith Network) as Director of Careteam Program.
Wedgewood has a RAIN team and is fortunate to be able to draw on Debbie’s expertise and experience.
Debbie also is Major Kidd, that would Major as in military. She is a Unit Chaplain in the North Carolina Air National Guard.
In addition to leading the choir, Debbie preaches at Wedgewood and other churches. You might want to check out her sermons in the sermon archive. A good sermon to start with is "GPS", just one of Debbie's insightful and uplifting sermons.
Debbie also is a popular retreat leader. Some churches have made a tradition of having Debbie as their retreat leader.
Debbie received her Master of Arts from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Wake Forest, N.C.
She has received Clinical Pastoral Education at Carolinas Medical Center and holds Red Cross Certification in HIV/AIDS and certification in Critical Incident Stress Management.
Rev. Kidd also received the 2002 “Leadership for a Changing World” award and was featured in Friedricke Merck’s, “For the Greater Good”.
Among Debbie's many interests are sports and traveling.
Wedgewood is proud to be the church which ordained Debbie to the gospel ministry! She is also endorsed by the Alliance of Baptists.