Kim is a native of Tennessee but has resided in Greenville since 1988. She has a B.S. in Business Administration with a Major in Marketing. She spent 27 years in the pharmaceutical industry before taking an early retirement to pursue a Master of Arts in Christian Counseling from Reformed Theological Seminary.

Kim was greatly helped by Christian counseling during a difficult time in her life. Her experience with Christian counseling was instrumental in her decision to attend seminary and pursue a counseling degree. Kim desires to help women navigate the hardships and transitions of life. She has witnessed how God speaks through Scripture to give direction, hope, and redemption. Kim believes her role is to be a “biblical encourager” to women experiencing anxiety, depression, marriage difficulties and those who have a history of abuse.

Kim has loved serving at Downtown Presbyterian Church as a deaconess and as part of the Prayer Ministry. She has ministered to incarcerated women through Kairos Prison Ministry where she has witnessed God’s power in transforming lives. She also volunteers with her dog, Bea, in doing pet therapy at local hospitals.  In her spare time Kim enjoys traveling, hiking, and cycling.