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Cheryl Rogers
Freelance Writer
In her writing, Cheryl offers a window into the heart of the reader—while skillfully composing cutting-edge editorials that inform and inspire. She is, truly, a gifted writer.
Marsha DuCille
Publisher, CALLED Magazine
Cheryl Rogers is a Christian author and free-lance writer and photographer specializing in Bible-based and Christian content, caregiving and aging, travel, business and photography articles as well as photographs. She is able to supply article/photo packages and feature art printable as large as 8.64" x 12.96" at 300 dpi.
Cheryl is the author of Fast Track to Victory, A Christian Guidebook, a devotions book aimed at new believers eager to learn the basic tenets of Christianity quickly. She also has written Just Like Jonah Wail Tales, a short story collection teaching preteens and teens that there's a price to pay when you disobey, and Making Choices: Life is Like Acorns, a Bible study for 5 to 10 year olds teaching not to judge by appearances.
Among her other ebooks are: What You Should Know Before You Hire a Book Designer and What You Should Know About Self Publishing.
A Miami native, Cheryl holds a B.A. in journalism. She has worked as a staff writer for The Tampa Tribune, The Pensacola News Journal, The Houma (La.) Daily Courier and The Eunice (La.) News.
Cheryl currently resides in Tampa, Florida, with her husband and family. Most of her photos were taken in Florida and Hawaii -- the bulk of them with her Canon 40D.
Portfolio Info
Number of Articles Written: 107
Number of Images Uploaded: 36
Number of Usage Licenses Sold: 23
Number of Unique Licenses Sold: 9
Number of Full Rights Licenses Sold: 15
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As a caregiver you pour out your heart and life to help your loved one, but there are times you need help, too. This article tells you where to go to get that help.
Words: 270 Downloads: 0 Category: Aging By: Cheryl RogersGood Caregivers are Allies
You may feel ill-equipped for the job, but good caregivers don´t have to be doctors or nurses. Their job is to be an ally, an advocate who steps in when necessary for an elderly person´s emotional and physical well being. This article looks at what it takes to be a good caregiver.
Words: 485 Downloads: 0 Category: Aging By: Cheryl RogersCaring for Aging Parents Is Trip Down Familiar Path
Caring for aging parents is like learning to ride a bike. You´ve already learned to ride when you cared for your children. Now, it is like you are riding your bike down a different yet similar path -- a path that requires love, patience, flexibility and commitment.
Words: 570 Downloads: 0 Category: Aging By: Cheryl RogersHow to Find a Job in a Tight Economy
Finding a job can be challenging, especially when the economy has gown sour. But there are many things you can do to improve your odds of landing the perfect job for you. Check out these practical tips.
Words: 775 Downloads: 0 Category: Human Resources By: Cheryl Rogers