Kim's Blog
I feel very honored that you have chosen to share some of your valuable time
with me. It is my hope and prayer that what you find here will be interesting,
thought provoking, and God honoring. As we all walk through this journey of life,
it’s always good to have others to learn, laugh, and cry with along the way.
Blessings! Beauty From Brokenness
We live in a broken world. All we have to do is look at the news to see this. Or look at our own
A Prayer for Today
Thank you Lord For this new day, You hold it In Your hand Help me walk With joy in it, Through all that You have
Toffee the Temple Dog-Part 3:
Toffee the Temple Dog-Part 3 The Last Night on the Balcony I was awakened from a deep sleep by sharp, piercing, nonstop barking and
“Go North Young Woman!!!”
Okay, so maybe I wasn’t so young anymore, but I still heard the call…to go on a trip to Northern Thailand to help at
Angels in the Rice Fields
One of the things I loved about living at the Mission Home in Bangkok was to sit around the dining table and hear the
Are Ghosts Real or Imagined?
When I got my teaching position in central Thailand, one of the first things I had to do was find a place to live.
Broom on a Moscow Bus
Finding the basic necessities of life in Moscow in 1993 was a daily challenge and adventure. It was only about two years after the
Followed on a Moscow Subway
New to Moscow in 1993, we had been warned to keep a low profile. It was shortly after the fall of the Iron Curtain. Street
The Gift I Never Wanted
The rays of sun filtered through the towering pines as I ambled my way down the hidden access road near my home, nestled in the
Toffee the Temple Dog- Part 2
No Fleas, Please! When I first got Toffee, the tiny puppy that followed me home from the temple in Bangkok, she was covered in fleas.
Toffee the Temple Dog-Part 1
Dogged Determination When I was serving on the mission field in Thailand, I spent about four years of my time there living at the Mission
“You’re Loco in the Cabeza!”
It had been my desire for a very long time to move to the mountains, a place where I’d often vacationed and truly love to
Buying Rotten Apples?
When you pick out fruit, do you look for the nice ripe pieces, unmarred and beautiful? I do! When I was living as a missionary