Support Pastor Kivett's Alternative Cancer Treatments

Help Pastor Kivett Fight Stage 4 Lung Cancer with Alternative Treatments

We are reaching out with heavy hearts and a deep hope that, through the power of prayer and generosity, we can rally around a man who has spent his life selflessly serving others.

Our beloved father, Pastor Donald Kivett, has been diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer. After undergoing multiple rounds of treatment, the traditional approaches have not brought the healing we prayed for. We are now urgently pursuing alternative treatments that offer hope—but unfortunately, they are not covered by insurance.

Pastor Kivett has faithfully led Christian Faith Ministries for 29 years, dedicating his life to serving God and caring for others. He has:

• Fed the hungry with a ongoing food pantry and ran the Lee County men and women’s homeless shelter for 20 years.

• Traveled internationally as a missionary to pray for the sick and spread the Gospel

• Led street and bus ministries with bold compassion

• Offered counseling, guidance, and unwavering support to his congregation and community

He has walked beside so many through their darkest moments—now it’s our turn to walk with him.

We are asking for your help to cover the cost of alternative treatments, possible travel expenses, and supportive therapies that offer hope when conventional medicine has not.

Your donation, no matter the amount, will help give us an opportunity to explore life-saving options. Most of all, we ask for your prayers—for healing, strength, and peace.

Thank you for standing with us in faith. Thank you for loving him the way he has loved so many.

With gratitude,

Diane Kivett

Crystal Weichelt

Melissa Cox

And Family

A Note About Privacy

While we deeply appreciate your love, support, and encouragement, we kindly ask for grace and understanding as our family navigates this tender season. We will not be able to respond to every message or phone call right away, but please know your prayers and kindness mean the world to us. Thank you for giving us space to focus on caring for our dad and walking this journey with faith and hope.