Your go-to officiant for interfaith, humanist, or non-religious ceremonies
Kit Kight is a Humanist Celebrant living in Syracuse, New York. When not creating spaces for cross-boundary community-building, Kit enjoys helping couples and families create beautiful memories that celebrate life and love.
Originally from Georgia, Kit grew up in South Carolina and Northwest Florida. Kit's public service took him to California, Virginia, Italy, and Japan before he settled in Central New York in 2006. His extensive travel across Europe and Asia only served to increase his love for the diversity of human culture and appreciation for opportunities to build cross-cultural relationships.
As a Humanist minister with Quaker sensibilities, Kit's celebration of religion as a human creation includes a profound appreciation for elements of anyone's faith that help to make good people better: building empathy for others, encouraging hospitality for strangers, and building relationships with the weak and marginalized. He applauds all efforts to break down barriers between "us" and "them."
Kit is adept at incorporating humanistic language from religious traditions in ways that both religious and non-religious people can appreciate and enjoys creating meaningful ceremonies that can be enjoyed by groups with diverse convictions.
Kit is endorsed by The Humanist Society and is a member of The Sea of Faith Network. In addition to various Information Technology Management credentials, Kit holds a Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts and a Master of Arts in Liberal Studies. His graduate interests include Religious Studies and Identity formation.
When not managing Information Technology, walking his dogs, or being present to his family and friends, Kit supports several groups that are working to bridge differences, build community, and boost character.
Originally from Georgia, Kit grew up in South Carolina and Northwest Florida. Kit's public service took him to California, Virginia, Italy, and Japan before he settled in Central New York in 2006. His extensive travel across Europe and Asia only served to increase his love for the diversity of human culture and appreciation for opportunities to build cross-cultural relationships.
As a Humanist minister with Quaker sensibilities, Kit's celebration of religion as a human creation includes a profound appreciation for elements of anyone's faith that help to make good people better: building empathy for others, encouraging hospitality for strangers, and building relationships with the weak and marginalized. He applauds all efforts to break down barriers between "us" and "them."
Kit is adept at incorporating humanistic language from religious traditions in ways that both religious and non-religious people can appreciate and enjoys creating meaningful ceremonies that can be enjoyed by groups with diverse convictions.
Kit is endorsed by The Humanist Society and is a member of The Sea of Faith Network. In addition to various Information Technology Management credentials, Kit holds a Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts and a Master of Arts in Liberal Studies. His graduate interests include Religious Studies and Identity formation.
When not managing Information Technology, walking his dogs, or being present to his family and friends, Kit supports several groups that are working to bridge differences, build community, and boost character.
