Kimberley Payne

Kimberley is an award-winning author who writes to help others grow closer to God.

Her writing relates raising a family, pursuing a healthy lifestyle, and everyday experiences to building a relationship with God.

She combines her teaching experience and love of writing to create educational materials for children about family, fitness, life sciences, and faith.

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• Fuel for the Soul: 21 Devotionals That Nourish on Oct. 11, 2011
  
  They say that it takes 21 days to form a habit, and CJ’s book serves up that many devotionals in an inspiring and practical way. Although I’m not a runner, I am a fitness enthusiast and this book speaks to me in a way that leaves me encouraged and excited about health – both physical and spiritual. Whether a seasoned athlete or a novice exerciser, this devotional will be sure to motivate and move you.
  
• Write Better on April 04, 2012
  
  Skill in writing comes only after lots of practice. The 52 clear writing tips in this handbook saved me time as I learned to improve my writing quickly. I learned how to spot faults and correct them. The instructions are easy to follow and can add life to any writing. With a wonderful sense of humour and relevant and practical examples, Ray provided the tips I needed to improve my writing.
  
• Aunt Harri Walks the Line on April 04, 2012
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  Aunt Harri is a collection of stories about an elderly woman that Ray Wiseman, a retired writer, originally wrote as a newspaper column. Aunt Harri deals with such aging issues as giving up a driver’s licence and choosing a retirement home with humour, faith and insight. Wiseman delights the reader with his irony and humour. A great read!
  
• Echoes from the Hill Top on April 04, 2012
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  Eight authors from St. Andrews Church in Fergus showcase their talent in this anthology. Edited by Mary Lou Cornish, these stories include adventure and humour fiction mixed with true incidents from a Christian worldview. Stories span over many years and across a variety of countries. A delight to read!
  
• A Difficult Passage on April 04, 2012
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  This is a true story of life on the Canadian prairies from the eyes of a child growing up in the 1930s and 40s. The story gives us a dramatic hint of life on the prairies during the depression that included extreme poverty and extreme weather. Wiseman’s characteristic humour and a splash of hope make this an inspirational read.
  
• The Christian Olympics on Nov. 17, 2012
  
  In The Christian Olympics: Going for the Gold Crowns, S.E. Gregg compares the Christian race to the Olympic Games. As a former personal trainer, I had an increased interest in this book. Gregg makes connections between the athletes competing in the Olympics with our Christian walk and the importance of competing for the prize. As a believer that prayer is to the spirit what exercise is to the body, I resonated with Gregg’s way of helping Christians see themselves as players in the Ultimate Olympic game. Gregg teaches spiritual lessons and offers practical advice in a challenging way with chapters such as The Training and Discipline, The Workout and The Closing and Rewards Ceremonies. An interesting read!