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Before she began writing full-time, Cheryl Schuermann devoted her professional career to literacy education as a classroom teacher, consultant, and curriculum trainer in schools across the United States.
Now an award-winning author, Cheryl loves her writing life. Her debut devotional, Farmhouse Devotions: God’s Glory in the Ordinary, released in May 2024 with a 2nd edition by Kaleidoscope Publishing in 2025. Stan Schuermann provided the farm-inspired illustrations. The book quickly hit #1 on Amazon in Christian Faith and enjoyed several days as a Best Seller in the Faith category.
Farmhouse Devotions was named the Golden Scrolls 2024 Devotional Book of the Year by the Advanced Writers and Speakers Association. It won First Place in the 2025 Christian Indie Awards in the devotional category and won two 2025 Selah Awards in both print and audiobook categories.
Cheryl's other published books include the award-winning parenting book Raising Kids for Tomorrow’s World:12 Keys to Preserving the Faith (Kaleidoscope Publishing, 2nd ed. 2026), co-authored with Stan Schuermann. When the Water Runs: Growing Up With Alaska will republish in October 2026.
Cheryl and Stan's book for boys, Get Your Boots On: Calling Boys Up to Biblical Manhood, released October 2026. Stan Schuermann illustrated the book with over fifty illustrations. Their next co-authored work is Grab Your Sneakers: Calling Girls Up to Biblical Womanhood, expected Spring 2027.
Cheryl is a mentor in Word Weavers International and a member of Advanced Writers and Speakers Association (AWSA), and Christian Authors Network/CIPA. In addition to writing, she facilitates a caregiver support group in her community. For more than twenty-five years, she and her husband have mentored and taught parents in their local church.
Cheryl spends as much time as possible with her large family, the inspiration and source of her many stories.
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