Effective Conflict Resolution
for individuals, families, and teams
Kimberly is a thoughtful leader who graciously yet confidently engages the difficult things that most leaders shy away from. With wisdom gleaned from education and experience, Kimberly is a valuable source to help your team navigate conflict and achieve unity.
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Communication Helps in Conflict Resolution
"The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place." George Bernard Shaw We all long for relationship because we all want to be connected, seen, known, and loved. And yet, relationships are incredibly difficult. Whether it be your...
4 Tips for Giving the Best Christmas Gift
Are you prepared for Christmas? Preparing for Christmas takes a lot of time and work. Hopefully, you find some joy in the preparation. Maybe you decorate or bake with family or friends, building relationships. Maybe you host that Christmas party that everyone looks...
Our Raging Fears
I don’t like what I see. I am so afraid of failure. I am afraid of pursuing my dreams because I might not succeed. It seems that I have a tendency to follow everyone else’s dreams so that I will not fail at following my own dreams. I think most of us struggle with...
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As a twenty year student ministry veteran, Kimberly has a passion for the next generation and a love for the local church. Through her background in Religious Leadership and Organization and her years of experience working with families, teams, and individuals, Kimberly longs to see people and organizations be all they were designed to be. She especially loves helping leaders navigate conflict and change.
Kimberly’s expertise in youth culture allows her to help young people discover their own identity and navigate the phases of emerging adulthood. When intergenerational conflict challenges families and teams, Kimberly can facilitate healthy dialogue and support collaboration and wholeness.
As a twenty year student ministry veteran, Kimberly has a passion for the next generation and a love for the local church. Through her background in Religious Leadership and Organization and her years of experience working with families, teams, and individuals, Kimberly longs to see people and organizations be all they were designed to be. She especially loves helping leaders navigate conflict and change.
Kimberly’s expertise in youth culture allows her to help young people discover their own identity and navigate the phases of emerging adulthood. When intergenerational conflict challenges families and teams, Kimberly can facilitate healthy dialogue and support collaboration and wholeness.