Lessons From Suffering and Loss
Dr. Phil Humphries, associate professor of Educational Ministries and Leadership, and his wife, Kim, a licensed clinical social worker and counselor, discuss the lessons they are learning after losing their daughter to cancer.
About the Contributors
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Kim Humphries
Kim Humphries is a licensed clinical social worker in private practice at Kim Humphries and Associates in Richardson. Phil and Kim have been married for 45 years and have two children (one in heaven) and five grandchildren.
Philip F. Humphries
Dr. Humphries served in pastoral ministry for 35 years in the roles of associate pastor, executive pastor, and senior pastor. He has experience in the areas of Christian education, small groups, administration, church planting, and pastoral leadership. Dr. Humphries has taught at DTS since 1995 both as adjunct and full-time professor. He has an interest in emotional intelligence and personal and organizational leadership development. Dr. Humphries has a heart for both the congregant and the student. The great joys of his life are his wife, children, and grandchildren.
