Kim-Char Meredith is a singer-songwriter, writer, spiritual director, and lifelong believer in the power of creativity and community to help us remember who we are.

Raised in Hawaiʻi, Kim-Char carries the spirit of mālama kekahi—caring for one another—into her music, writing, teaching, and community work. She founded Mālama Kekahi as a place where people can recognize the Divine Presence within themselves and one another, nurture what is life-giving, and help Love become a little more visible in the world.

An award-winning singer-songwriter with 18 albums, Kim-Char has spent much of her life exploring the places where music, spirituality, creativity, and relationship meet.

Her newest book, Steady or Not, Here We Come, brings together memoir, musings, and meditations drawn from that journey. It isn’t a book about having life figured out. It’s an invitation to notice the Love that remains present through our stories, stumbles, discoveries, and moments of grace.
You don’t have to be steady. Love is.
Learn more about the book, related music and other materials by Kim-Char at SteadyOrNot.com.

Kim-Char is also the creator of Music Ministry Nuts & Bolts, a practical handbook for people serving through music in New Thought and other spiritual communities. From copyright and administration to team culture, visiting musicians, technology, and Sunday-morning realities, it was created to help music ministries—and the people who serve in them—grow and thrive.

This valuable resource is being offered free of charge through our ministry; it is just one expression of the heart behind Mālama Kekahi: caring for people, encouraging their gifts, strengthening Love-centered communities, and sharing what we have learned so that others don’t have to figure everything out alone.

Whether through a song, a book, a gathering, a practical resource, or simply making room for another person to be heard, Kim-Char’s work keeps returning to a simple practice: Recognize Love. Remember Love. Return to Love.