Born Jimmy Dale Jenkins on March 15, 1956 in Marshall, Arkansas, he actually grew up in Memphis, Tennessee where he attended elementary and high school. A year after graduating from high school he attended a nearby Bible college. While in college he began working as a DJ and announcer at a number of local radio stations. He later made the ...
As a voiceover artist, Jim can be heard on local, regional and national radio and television commercials and promos, as well as corporate training materials, educational materials, documentaries, motivational materials, infomercials and in-house audio productions.
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Has authored a number of songs used in church worship services, including "You Are the Lord", "Open Me Up" and "Glory to the Lamb".
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Is a licensed and ordained Southern Baptist minister and has pastored and served churches in various capacities in Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi and California.
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Played the role of the One Minute Manager in the corporate training film, "The Making of a One Minute Manager".
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Appeared on numerous TV game shows including "The All New 3's A Crowd" and "To Tell the Truth".
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Appeared as one of four principal performers in the pilot and three episodes for a new game show called "I Do, I Don't". The show was not picked up and never aired.
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Jim met his wife, actress Holly Morel, while working on the film "Stuart Little" in 1998.
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A former TV news anchorman and reporter; former radio announcer and talk show host.