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Kim Anthony

Kim Anthony is a keynote speaker, author, leadership coach and consultant. Through her speaking, Kim has been impacting a wide audience for over 20 years, and now she finds great fulfillment in helping women leaders strengthen their presence and voice wherever they lead. Kim has a certification in Women’s Leadership from Cornell University. In her early years, Kim made history by breaking racial and socioeconomic barriers to become a world-class, Hall of Fame gymnast. She was the first black woman to compete on scholarship at UCLA and the first to win an NCAA D-1 national title in gymnastics. Kim has also worked as a TV show host and a sports analyst and reporter on ESPN. Learn more about Kim at kimanthony.net

Catapulting Over a Painful Past

Kim Anthony had talent but did not have the ‘look’ of a typical gymnast in the 1980s – she was African-American, too tall, and came from a poor family. But by the time she got to college, she had already overcome incredible odds: almost aborted; a drug-addicted father; a struggling single mom. When her gymnastic victories left her feeling hollow, Kim sought a deeper meaning for her life, and found it through Jesus Christ. She concludes her message by encouraging her audience of high-school students to esteem themselves as sons and daughters of the King and embrace sexual purity before marriage.

July 26, 2024