Kenneth was born on May 28, 1937 to Charlie and Juanita (Bailey) McGee in Healdton, Oklahoma. He was the oldest of four siblings. He was called into the ministry and felt called to attend Southwestern Bible School, in Oklahoma City.

In the fall of 1958, he joined the Sentries Quartet, where he was the tenor singer and preached his famous sermon, “The Horrible Pit” based on Psalm 40. He loved being on the evangelistic field singing, and preaching on the subject of the Holy Spirit. He has led thousands of people into the baptism of the Holy Spirit.

His first pastorate was at El Reno First Assembly of God until he was hired to become the Associate, and eventually the full time Pastor, at Faith Tabernacle in Oklahoma City, OK. It was at Faith Tabernacle where they experienced a miraculous 14-week revival with Rev. Jerry B. Walker, where they saw the blind healed, the lame walk, multiple salvations, and a mighty outpouring of the Holy Spirit.

After several years of pastoring at Faith Tabernacle, he continued his ministry both on the evangelistic field and pastoring Trinity Assembly of God in OKC, OK, Brightmoor Assembly of God in Southfield, Michigan, and Broken Arrow Assembly of God in Broken Arrow, OK. 

Brother McGee's last assignment was as an associate pastor at The Bridge Assembly of God in Oklahoma City where he worked for his former youth pastor, Jim McNabb. He preached his last sermon "Draw Nigh to God" on July 6, 2022 and  passed on July 7.