"Kimberley Horizons" describes why and how the first four years of a Methodist minister - following his ordination in 1966 - became the foundational experience on which the Rev. A. Trevor Foote's subsequent wholistic and successful ministry was built. In achieving this purpose, the book gives a detailed insight into the unique character of the little town of Broome, in particular, and the ethos of the Kimblerley region of Western Australia in general. It outlines the effective contribution of Trevor, and his wife Dawn, to the development of various aspects of Kimberley community and Church life. Sourced from the author's personal journal and records, the book provides an accurate, historical record of the Broome (now) Uniting Church and the West Kimberley Patrol of the Federal Methodist Inland Mission during the years 1967 to 1970. "Kimberley Horizons" will be interesting reading for a wide range of people in the general populace, but especially those who also enjoy the fabulous scenery, the special people, and the fantastic experience of living in - or even travelling through - Broome and the Kimberley.