Kim grew up in mid-Michigan and lives in a rural area on 35 acres. Born in Alaska, Kim cites her grief over the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill was, as, in part, what propelled her into environmental activism. She graduated from the U of M in Ann Arbor, with a BS in Medical Technology, and spent the “first half” of her adult life working in a hospital lab and, with her husband, raised two daughters. Since then, she has traveled a spiritual journey that took her from eco-activism to feeling a call to “earthkeeping ministry,” which led Kim to enter candidacy for diaconal ministry in the ELCA. So, for the “second half” of her life, she completed a graduate degree in theology (2004) and was called and consecrated (May 2005) as a Diaconal Minister for Earthkeeping Education.
Audio Archive
Winchell, Kim
Recordings
Recent Additions
Vespers June 29, 1976 with Lois Erickson – Don’t Throw a Seed Away
Vespers June 27, 1976 with Carroll Hinderlie – Kings and Queens
Vespers June 26, 1976 with Beany Lundholm – Musical Vespers
Vespers June 25, 1976 with Carol Lund Hinderlie – Unless It Dies
Vespers June 22, 1976 with Evelyn Streng – Celebration of the Sun
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Holden wishes to express appreciation to PLU, Pacific Lutheran University, for their support of the Holden Audio Archive Project.
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