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Kimily Thompson
Kimily Thompson is a very loving, caring and driven individual. A true humanitarian; she seeks to impact the lives of others, by offering nonjudgmental counsel and advice through ...mehr sehenKimily Thompson is a very loving, caring and driven individual. A true humanitarian; she seeks to impact the lives of others, by offering nonjudgmental counsel and advice through the arts. Aside from being a minister, author, playwright and singer with a group called Chosen, her ministry is to inspire life, by helping to develop and nurture ongoing spiritual growth patterns in the lives of others.
Her book, From Crack to Christ, is transferred from pages to platform, giving birth to a stage play titled after her book. The play was successfully produced in 1996 and has been attended by large audiences. In sharing her story, she has succeeded in touching the hearts of many.
Aside from her many talents, Kimily is indeed a leader in the community. Kimily has founded a support group titled, R.A.P.-Releasing All Pain and has organized a Walk-A-Thon Awareness. A true apostle; Kimily envisions opening a transitional home where those with a history of susbstance abuse can effectively become a success story.
Kimily was ordained a minister in 2005 by Deliverance Powerhouse Praise Ministry. Undoubtedly, Kimily has been called to inspire hope in the lives of those who are bound by substance abuse. Her real and evident walk with Christ speaks volumes to her ministry, enabling her to reach those who struggle with various forms of addictions. As she tells of her powerful voyage from Crack to Christ, Kimily has been offered numerous opportunities to speak on various radio and television broadcasts. Her presence and powerful testimony have been requested at various conferences, workshops, and seminars, on the East Coast and beyond, including London, England. A true fighter and disciple of Christ, Kimily Thompson adds meaning to the phrase "more than a conqueror."weniger sehen