Singing Full Throttle by Kim Reisman
It’s a tradition in my family to have a formal “mother/child” photograph made of each child when they’re between three
Kim Reisman is an author, pastor, teacher and theologian, focusing her work on evangelism, spiritual formation, leadership development, and the intersection between faith and culture. Ordained in the United Methodist Church, she was appointed Executive Director of WME in 2014. She is a frequent speaker and has written numerous books and articles, her most recent being Embrace: Showing and Sharing the Love of Jesus.
Born in Gulfport, Mississippi, Kim lived in California, Tennessee, Georgia, Ohio, and Connecticut before moving to Indiana in 1993. She received a bachelor’s degree from Emory University, a Master of Divinity from Yale Divinity School, and a PhD in theology from Durham University in the United Kingdom.
In all her work, Kim seeks to serve God by awakening, strengthening, and enlivening the faith commitment of individuals as well as empowering communities of faith to become visible witnesses to the love of Christ for the world. Kim lives with her husband, John, in West Lafayette, Indiana where she enjoys music, sports, reading, needlework, and jewelry making.
It’s a tradition in my family to have a formal “mother/child” photograph made of each child when they’re between three
In many churches around the world, we recently marked All Saints Sunday. It’s a Sunday that often focuses on that
In just a few days, Christ followers around the world will celebrate Pentecost, a remarkable day on the Church calendar,
When you pursue a PhD in the British system as I did, you have to defend your thesis (dissertation) in
Scripture Focus: Then the governor’s soldiers took Jesus into the Praetorium and gathered the whole company of soldiers around him.
Scripture Focus: If any of you wants to be my follower, you must turn from your selfish ways, take up
Kim Reisman is an author, pastor, teacher and theologian, focusing her work on evangelism, spiritual formation, leadership development, and the intersection between faith and culture. Ordained in the United Methodist Church, she was appointed Executive Director of WME in 2014. She is a frequent speaker and has written numerous books and articles, her most recent being Embrace: Showing and Sharing the Love of Jesus.
Born in Gulfport, Mississippi, Kim lived in California, Tennessee, Georgia, Ohio, and Connecticut before moving to Indiana in 1993. She received a bachelor’s degree from Emory University, a Master of Divinity from Yale Divinity School, and a PhD in theology from Durham University in the United Kingdom.
In all her work, Kim seeks to serve God by awakening, strengthening, and enlivening the faith commitment of individuals as well as empowering communities of faith to become visible witnesses to the love of Christ for the world. Kim lives with her husband, John, in West Lafayette, Indiana where she enjoys music, sports, reading, needlework, and jewelry making.
It’s a tradition in my family to have a formal “mother/child” photograph made of each child when they’re between three
In many churches around the world, we recently marked All Saints Sunday. It’s a Sunday that often focuses on that
In just a few days, Christ followers around the world will celebrate Pentecost, a remarkable day on the Church calendar,