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S.J. Cunningham

A Wild and Wandering Journey
March 29, 2023
It’s been a long time coming, but the wait is finally over. A Wild and Wandering Journey: Daily Devotions and Meditations of Intention, the latest title from S. J. Cunningham will be released on March 29! A departure from her previous work, this work of self-discovery, exploration and healing is a labor of love. Download an Advance Reader Copy (ARC) today!


June 29, 2021
S.J. Cunningham is extremely proud and excited to share that her latest work, a Young Adult novel exploring the unusual experience of Grace Meyer, is now available in hardcover, paperback and eBook through major booksellers! Click below to learn more!
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The Daily Courier
Thanks to Paula O'Connell (friend and former teacher) of The Daily Courier for the fantastic article in the July 13 edition of the publication. Read the full article here.
All This Was Mission--Award Winning Novel
All This Was Mission has been honored as a Finalist in the Visionary Fiction category of the International Book Awards. Buy it here now!

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Bio
Writing Journey
With nearly two decades of experience as a professional communicator, S.J. Cunningham has had plenty of time to hone her writing craft and observe human behavior. In her debut novel, All This Was Mission, she puts this power of observation to good use, crafting a story that examines the difficulty of the human journey, the power of self-reflection, the importance of forgiveness, and the overwhelming beauty of the journey of life, which we all have the privilege to travel.
Sarah holds an M.A. in The Writing of Fiction and a B.A. in English Literature from Seton Hill University. She is the proud mom of three amazing children who fill her with joy, laughter and appreciation each day.
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