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Contact us today to invite Kimberly Smith to speak about human trafficking in your community! Kimberly Smith, President and Co-Founder of Make Way Partners has spoken in many varied forums. Most recently, her speaking engagements have ranged from Samford University, AL; Trinity Forum Academy, MD; Belmont University, TN and numbers of Baptist, Episcopal, Methodist, Presbyterian, Roman Catholic and non-denominational churches and mission groups. She has been interviewed (and covered) by leading newspapers, radio and television newscasts. In June of 2008 she testified before Congress concerning human trafficking and Sudan. She has also had published various articles that she wrote on Sudan. During speaking engagements Kimberly would be available for a Sunday morning service and give an inspirational talk on missions and our call as Believers.
LOGISTICS: We request that the sponsoring school, church or individual covers all travel and housing expenses and a $500 honorarium made out to the ministry of Make Way Partners. 100% of the honorarium is used to make a direct impact in the lives of women and children at risk to slavery. Typically, a love offering is also taken at each speaking engagement for the ministry of Make Way Partners. For more information and to request Kimberly's availability please contact us today: E-mail: Whitney Milton, Executive Assistant at: whitneym@makewaypartners.org Phone: 205-240-8597
BIO: Kimberly L. Smith, president and co-founder of Make Way Partners, lives with her husband Milton in Sylacauga, AL. She has spent most of the last decade working to end human trafficking through the mission organization she and Milton co-founded. Skeptics and human rationale declared many of the tasks set before Make Way Partners as impossible. However, fueled by compassion and incensed by grotesque injustice, Kimberly led Make Way Partners to the successful completion of building the first orphanage on the border of Darfur, Sudan. Building supplies had to be transported nearly 2,000 miles over hostile terrain with no roads or bridges. She now leads the way to build the only private and indigenously based anti-trafficking network in Africa and Eastern Europe. Kimberly is a devoted wife, mother and grandmother. She loves to read, write and enjoy the out of doors---especially kayaking---with Milton. Kimberly's book, Passport Through Darkness: A True Story of Adventure, Danger, and Second Chances, will be released January 2011.
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