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Mar 17, 2020 31 min

Move Forward in Crisis

from Move Forward with Dr. Kim Maas Hosted by Dr. Kim Maas

It seems like things are changes hour by hour and minute by minute in our country and around the world. Events are cancelled, businesses are closed, and we are suddenly all at home. How do we move forward in these challenging times? Dr. Kim Maas shares some practical keys in this week's episode of Move Forward. About Dr. Kim Maas Dr. Kim Maas is a Woman of God called to speak, preach, and prophesy. She is a gifted directional leader, prophetic preacher and ordained pastor. Her passion is to inspire, encourage and equip Gods people to move forward toward fulfilling the call of God on their lives. This passion comes through in her preaching, leadership, writing, and everyday life. Kim is the President and C.E.O. of Kim Maas Ministries, Inc. and travels extensively. She is also Founder and Director of three KMM associate ministries: Sanctuary, dedicated to developing prophetic community. Women of Our Time (WOOT), developed to equip and mobilize women for local and global impact, and Women’s Leadership Alliance (WLA), formed to network and encourage passionate women leaders in pursuit of the call of God. Kim earned a Doctorate in Ministry from United Theological Seminary and a Master of Divinity at The King’s University In California. She is married with three grown children and five grandchildren.

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