Wounding Words

by Kimberly Spring October 31, 2007

Broken bones heal more quickly than wounds inflicted by a malicious tongue. Lying words, hypocritical words, and thoughtless words can destroy lives. Conversely, timely words aptly spoken can contribute to comfort and healing.

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Kimberly is a journalist and retired educator. She has worked in public relations and publishing including freelance assignments for both Christian and teacher publications. For 20 years, Kimberly also worked as an elementary teacher, reading/writing specialist, teacher mentor and staff developer. She holds BA and Master’s degrees in communications and education from the University of Washington and Antioch University. Kimberly and her husband Roy have been married for 40 years and have two grown sons. Six years ago, Kimberly and Roy moved from Seattle, Washington, to Tucson, Arizona, where they attend Casas Church.

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