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Kimberley PayneKimberley Payne is a former college teacher and lover of Jesus and Mr. Sketch scented markers. She combines her teaching experience and her love of writing to create educational materials for children. Kimberley lives in a village east of Toronto, Ontario Canada where she hikes the trails and writes about family, fitness and faith.
Children’s Books
Trees of the Book – Learning From
God’s Creation
Trees of the Book is a 26 page
children’s activity book, #1 in the Science & Faith Matters Series. It
explores the trees discussed in the Bible in a way that is both fun and
informative for children ages 7-9.
What people are saying about
Trees of the Book:
Deb
Elkink, former home educator
and assistant editor of HSLDA’s Court Report and Communique, says “Fascinating
subject – I would have purchased this book when I was homeschooling my kids
years ago.”
Julie
Connolly, Separate School
Librarian, says, “Activities are fun, challenging and age appropriate.”
Kate
Winn, teacher in a
Catholic school says, “It’s a nice supplement to our study on plant life.”
Devotionals
Night Stories
Night Stories is a collection
of eight devotionals about the dreams that I have had and what I felt the Lord
told me through them.
Where Fitness Meets Faith
Where Fitness Meets Faith is a
fresh, insightful collection of devotional articles with reflections about the
similarities between the challenges of maintaining a healthy lifestyle and
building a relationship with God.
Where Family Meets Faith
Where Family Meets Faith is
written and compiled especially for families. It is a collection of devotionals
that show the similarities between the challenges of raising a family and
building a relationship with God.
Where Life Meets Faith
Where Life Meets Faith is a
collection of devotional articles, which explore the challenges of living life
and building a relationship with God.
Non-Fiction
Fit for Faith – 7 weeks to
improved spiritual & physical health
Fit for Faith is a 7-week
program designed to strengthen the believer’s Christian walk. It’s a
motivational tool to empower women to improve their physical health to live
balanced, whole and joyous lives that glorify God.
Women of Strength – a devotional
to improve spiritual & physical health
Women of Strength is the
perfect companion for your health program. Each season is further divided into
6 sections that include an inspirational devotional, a fact on common health
and fitness questions, a reflection, a prayer, a Bible verse, and an energizing
exercise.
Fiction
Tooth for Tooth
Tooth for Tooth novella. Dumped
into single parenthood, Heather Williams has found a part-time job as a dental
receptionist and a cozy apartment with her four-year-old daughter. Life finally
looks safe and secure until her daughter reveals a terrifying secret that she’s
been molested by her own father. While struggling with her feelings towards her
new boss, Heather tries to get the help her daughter needs, navigate the court
system, and protect the child from further harm.
Your unique talent:
I’m really good at
spotting loose change on the ground.
Share something not many people know about you:
I still have baby teeth
with no permanent teeth coming behind them. I’m just a kid at heart!
Are you a “pet person” or prefer no pets?
I love all animals!
Actually, my next children’s book will be about animals from the Bible.
Would you rather travel or stay at home?
I like to stay at home,
although if it’s a vacation to a sunny all-inclusive spot, I won’t say no.
Do you read more or write more?
I love to read. I’ve been
alternating between reading on my e-reader and reading “real” books.
Prefer cake or pie?
Prefer cake or pie?
If I have to pick, I’ll
choose cake over pie. But I won’t turn down either.
Would, or do, ride a motorcycle or prefer to ride/drive a car?
I’d love to learn to
drive a three-wheeler motorbike and ride across Canada with my hubby.
Bus or taxi or walk?
Bus or taxi or walk?
If it’s not too far, I
prefer to walk. I enjoyed living in a small town where I could walk to all the
stores downtown.
Are you part of a big church congregation or a small church?
I live in a small village
and attend a small church with only about 150 members. It’s nice to know
everyone’s name.
Do you like to telephone people or prefer to use e-mail?
I like Skype to talk to
relatives who live in Holland, and texting to keep in touch with friends and
family. I’m not big on the phone.
Are you happy or joyful?
I’d say that I have my
happy moments but I have joy deep down all the time.
Do you eat at home or eat out?
I try to eat at home,
although I’ve found that hubby and I have been going out to eat much more
lately.
Listen to music or prefer quiet?
Love to listen to music
when I’m at my computer and at work. Otherwise, I prefer the quiet.
Prefer sunrises or sunsets?
Both, but find it hard to
be up early enough to watch the sunrise.
Connect with Kimberley: Website
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