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Kimberley Salmon

Press Services International

Kimberley Salmon from Jamaica West Indies is a praise and worship leader who remains passionate about touching hearts through singing and writing as she thrives to become a published author of Christian women’s fiction. She loves the Gospel of Jesus Christ and is grateful for God’s saving grace which continues to transform her life. As a senior Press Service International Columnist, she is elated that she can now share her journey with God with the world. 

  • Greater than the Taj Mahal

    While visiting India two years ago, I was elated to tick another amazing destination off my bucket list. On a work-related trip for five-long weeks to this oriental land, we were taken to many Indian sites outside of the formal training. It was as if the organisers had known that everyone was anticipating the visit to the Taj Mahal.

  • God’s stamp of approval

  • Taste and see that the Lord is good

    Two years ago, in the month of August during Jamaica’s Independence celebrations, I met my husband, but I had no idea that he was the one.

  • Compassionate considerations

    My heart and life was overwhelmed and I was ultimately tired of explaining my plight to another Christian who would just quote a well-known scripture and tell me what sounded right. I had just accepted that no one would understand me and that this dark cloud looming over my head would soon devour me whole.

  • Unpacking our gifts

     A friend was moving to another country for a much-earned work promotion and she began the tedious process of deciding what to sell, give away and or throw out. Happy to be on the ‘give away’ list, I received some clothes, linen and a few household items, among which was a basket of crockery. 

  • What is your focus?

    It was Mothers’ Day of 2017, and while that day is usually a happy day for most, there are a few that find this day extremely painful. On a routine visit to the supermarket, all the polite men seemed to find joy in wishing me a ‘Happy Mothers’ Day!’