About Kim Miller

Kim Miller  is a talented and spirit-filled singer/songwriter, who sings under God’s anointing. 

As a young girl, Kim sang in the children’s choir at the Apostolic Church of God under the leadership of Laverne McGee, where she led her first solo. This was the beginning of her music ministry.

Following her experience in the children’s choir, she graduated to the young adult choir called “The Voices of Inspiration”, under the leadership of Darren Brumfield, where she continued to minister as one of the choir’s lead singers and chaplain. This is where Kim developed a deeper passion for ministering in song.

At the age of 17, Kim was offered a recording contract to sing secular music, but she refused to compromise her relationship with God, and turned it down. She remained a dedicated leader and member of the choir until she married and moved to Hawaii.

Kim found herself a little nervous about moving to Hawaii. She had to leave everything that was familiar to her behind. The Bible speaks of how your gift will make room for you, and it certainly did in Hawaii. There was a popular men’s gospel group on the island of Oahu called The King’s Men. Coincidently,  Kim and her husband attended the same church as this group. After being at the church for four months, she became the first woman to sing with The King’s Men. The group became “The King’s Men featuring Kimberly Miller”.

While ministering with The King’s Men, she had an opportunity to open up for Yolanda Adams, Virtue, Tonex, and she even sang a duet with the late Ronald Winans. She was featured on The King’s Men’s first single: “What’s Up, What’s Going On” written by Aaron Johnson.

As time went on the group’s leader, Farand Scott decided that it was time for an all “girls” group.

After visiting other churches, they found five girls including Kim, and created The Daughter’s of Zion (DOZ). The five girls created such an awesome bond and chemistry, that they took the island by storm. Kimberly had the opportunity to sing with DOZ around the island of Oahu, as well as Maui. Events included, the Pro-Bowl Prayer Breakfast, the Hula Bowl, and the Seminar in the Rockies in Estes Park, CO, where they won first place for the group competition. She also performed lead vocals for the group as they opened up for Rachel Lampa, Rebecca St. James, and Joy Lewis, and was one of the lead singers on DOZ’s first single “Mary”. They made several appearances on the local radio show KAIM. She was also a lead singer for the Hawaii Mass Choir.