Kim is a World Journalism Institute graduate and senior writer for WORLD. During her career as a homeschool mom, she worked as a freelance writer. Kim resides in Mississippi with her family.
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After nearly closing for good, the historic cog railway to Pike’s Peak returned after a $100 million rebuild. WORLD Senior Writer Kim Henderson rides the nine-mile route to the summit—and the view that inspired “America the Beautiful.”
An anonymous donor spent a decade funding a chess program for a small Mississippi town. It turned kids like third-grade state champion Emma Nations into national competitors — before his death revealed who was behind it. WORLD Senior Writer Kim Henderson reports.
Kim Henderson | In rural Mississippi, kids learn a master strategy for chess—and life
As first-time homebuyers face record costs and rising barriers, one young couple found a way in by moving across the country, buying a fixer-upper, and rethinking what they really needed. WORLD Senior Writer Kim Henderson reports.
A Christian journalist’s well-justified expose of a preacher’s online doublelife ends with gut-wrenching consequences
Kim Henderson | Owning a home was once central to living the American dream. Few young people today can afford it
A late freeze wiped out much of a Mississippi blueberry crop, but at First Fruits Farm the farmer’s motto remains unchanged: next year. WORLD’s Kim Henderson reports.
For 176 years, a spring-fed baptismal pool at a small Mississippi church has witnessed generations of public professions of faith—now commemorated with a new state historical marker. WORLD’s Kim Henderson reports.
Once facing decades behind bars, Bryan Dawson encountered the gospel in prison and emerged with a new purpose—now running a state-focused media company with a growing audience. WORLD’s Kim Henderson reports.
Kim Henderson | Bryan Dawson is on a mission to revitalize hard-hitting, local journalism
