Kay Smith may refer to:
Kay Nolte Smith (1932–1993), American writer
Kay Smith (artist), artist from Illinois
Clara Kathleen Smith (1911–2004), Canadian poet from New Brunswick
Kay Zinck (née Smith; 1961–2022), Canadian curler
29 Mar 2023 · Kay Smith, beloved wife of Calvary Chapel founder Pastor Chuck Smith, passed away peacefully at her home on August 13, 2021, preceded by Chuck in 2013. Shortly after her death, Calvary Chapel Magazine chronicled the memories of Kay from her family and numerous pastors’ wives who had worked closely with her.
13 Agu 2021 · Kay Smith, 94, beloved wife of Calvary Chapel founder Pastor Chuck Smith, passed away on Friday, August 13, 2021. Pastor Chuck often noted Kay’s important role in reaching the drug-addicted, disenfranchised young people in Southern California: “Kay was the first to reach out to the hippies of the ‘60s.
20 Agu 2021 · Kay Smith, the wife of Calvary Chapel movement founder Chuck Smith, died this past week at the age of 94. Chuck preceded his wife in death at age 86 in October 2013.
31 Mar 2023 · Kay Smith, beloved wife of Calvary Chapel founder Pastor Chuck Smith, passed away peacefully at her home on August 13, 2021, preceded by Chuck in 2013. Shortly after her death, Calvary Chapel Magazine chronicled the memories of Kay from numerous pastors’ wives who had worked closely with her.
Kay Smith was the mother of four, and the wife of Chuck Smith Pastor of Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa Ca. In the 1970s Kay started and led the Joyful Life women's ministry for years.
29 Mar 2023 · Pastor Chuck Smith’s wife, Kay, was the force behind one of America’s greatest revivals. In the foreword to her book Pleasing God, Pastor Chuck wrote, “Kay was the first to reach out to the hippies of the ’60s. Her prayers and tears laid the foundation for our church, Calvary Chapel.”
06 Mar 2024 · Primarily known in the movie as “Chuck Smith’s wife,” Kay Smith (1927-2021) is more accurately considered the mother of the Jesus Movement. Kay’s ministry far exceeded its film portrayal, as she served as an advocate for the marginalized, a prophetic voice, and an incredible intercessor. 1
