Bio

With a heart of worship, Kimberly Waters can be accurately described as a woman of passion; a woman after God’s heart. She is a dynamic worship leader, singer-songwriter, musician, CCM recording artist, author and speaker.

Actively involved in music ministry for most her life, Kimberly began playing piano at thirteen. Within months, she was playing and singing with her family’s Southern Gospel group, Glory Bound.. Traveling with the band for over six years, Kimberly witnessed countless lives being transformed by the power of the Holy Spirit; her passion for evangelism and music intensified as God confirmed His calling on her life.

In 2000, Kimberly married a young evangelist by the name of Aaron Waters. Side by side, they have served together in both pastoral ministry and evangelism. They have two beautiful children, Faith and Seth. For more information about their family ministry, please visit www.watersministries.com.

In 2009, Kimberly released her first solo album, “In Your Presence”, and began work on an accompanying devotional prayer journal. An excerpt from this journal was published in the Dec/Jan 2011 Issue of By Faith News. In the Fall of 2010, Kimberly wrote her the children’s book, “When I’m With You”.

In September 2011, Kimberly recorded her second album, “The Cry” live at the Sandhills Worship Center in Spring Lake, North Carolina... Another all original album, this project includes a song written and performed by Kimberly’s daughter, Faith, entitled “Calling You to Come”. Faith also inspired and collaborated with Kimberly in writing “In the Image”. The Cry is scheduled to release soon.

Traveling with Kimberly whenever possible, Judah is the incredibly talented and anointed praise team of the Sandhills Worship Center in Spring Lake, NC. Pastor Ryan Miller is a highly skilled and professional percussionist. Rev. David Ruiz is, without a doubt, one of the best guitarist out there. And his son, Joon, is proving his skills on the guitar like a master as well.. Rev. Jennifer Eaton is the Music Director at SWC. With her power-house range, she can sing alto or soprano with no problem at all and adds perfect harmony to each song. Brandon Richardson, on loan from the band King’s Krest, definitely adds a lot with his bass guitar on “The Cry” recording and let’s not forget the amazing talent of Kayla Giddens. Kayla brings such a brilliant balance to each song with her flute. Judah is simply amazing, talented, anointed and just an outstanding praise band.