A life-long UU, Rev. Kim received her Master of Divinity degree from Moravian Theological Seminary in Bethlehem, PA in 2000. After completing her internship at the Morristown Unitarian Fellowship, Rev. Kim received Preliminary Fellowship from the UUA and was ordained in 2001. Rev. Kim served the Shoreline UU Society in Madison, CT as their settled minister for 6 years and also spent 6 years serving the UUA as the Ministerial Internship Clearinghouse Coordinator. Beginning in 2012, Rev. Kim served as the settled minister of the UU Fellowship of the Poconos in Stroudsburg, PA. She was also the quarter-time minister of the Schuylkill UUS in Pottsville, PA during the same period.

Support of the UU ministry is important to Rev. Kim. To that end, she has served locally, regionally and nationally in a number of capacities. From 2019-2021, Rev. Kim chaired the national UU Ministers Association Guidelines Ethics Committee, which was tasked with making important updates to our UU ministers’ guidelines for ethical behavior. She has also served the local Priestley-Kingsbury Chapter of the UUMA in a number of leadership capacities.

When Rev. Kim not engaged in ministry, she enjoys gardening, nature, yoga and spending time with family, to name a few of her many interests.