"I read extensively and could never limit the list of books that contain precious truth and principles that have impacted my life for good. But if the number of times I have read and shared from a given book is a fair measure of my value for its contents, then the scriptures—and specifically the Book of Mormon—must rank the highest. Then followed by The Infinite Atonement which I am currently studying for the fifth time. Next comes the ideas shared by Kim Giles in her articles and in her book titled Choosing Clarity. 

Kim has gift for sharing many principles of the atonement and the plan of salvation in easy to understand terms that empower the reader to exercise faith and hope in the purpose of their life experiences.

Her book is intentionally written at a reading level that does not require an advanced education to understand. She is also adept at sharing these principles in the vocabulary of the gospel with members in church settings. 

While serving in a large YSA ward I found that her teaching style conveyed hope and healing to young members with myriad difficult challenges and experiences in their lives. I purchased dozens of copies of her book to share with the young members of my ward as well as with family and business associates in all walks of life. I saw such positive impacts in the lives of these loved ones who read her materials. 

When my son and daughter-in-law were facing daunting fears and challenges my wife and I babysat their children so they could meet with Kim who greatly strengthened their faith and trust in the Lord and His divine plan for them to get through a very challenging time. 

On a personal level my wife and I rarely go a day—especially when challenges arise—without discussing and reminding each other of the Lord’s Atonement and plan for our learning and exaltation, expressed in terms that have become familiar and safe to us from studying and discussing Kim’s articles and books.

We truly believe life is a classroom designed to give us the experiences we need to help us become like our Father in Heaven. We are grateful beyond expression for the safety net of the Atonement to help us repent and try again when we fall short. 

I recognize that truth is eternal and unchanging. What I appreciate about Kim is that she has found a way to express the truths of the atonement and the gospel in terms that are timely for our society and which counteract the many false and destructive messages of the adversary prevalent in our world today."

- Bishop Gary B. Godfrey