Kristen W. Cherry, Writer/Editor

I'm a wordsmith. And I use my powers of smithing to write standout content for businesses, writing publications, and nonprofits. Whether it's a 1000 word blog article, a 30-character Google Ad headline, a fledgling landing page, or a script for your radio show, I'm nimble and ready to adapt to your voice and your brand to create content that will engage your audience.


A few work samples are below; feel free to reach out for more.

Writing Samples

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What's Up With This Guy? Discipleship, Friendship and Faith in the DR

At age 17, Darwin is an assistant leader in Awana and Wellington has become the area director. They continue to grow together in faith and love like brothers, with the Bible as their guide for life. That’s the vision we’ve always had for Awana leaders and Awana kids — relationships centered around love and trust in Jesus. We’re grateful for our partners who believe in that vision, too, and who help bring it to life through young men like Darwin and Wellington.
Her View From Home •

I'm a Woman Without Close Friends, and Here's Why

It feels pathetic. How does one go 38 years without developing a single drop-everything-and-be there-for-you friendship? I’ve spent stupid amounts of time analyzing—and, barring the possibility that I’m just not friend material, here are factors I believe led to my clearly not a proper female status: 1. I grew up in a small community. Good people but few friend choices. I had one best friend from kindergarten on. This works out if you stay friends forever. We did not stay friends forever. I ha
Luxury real estate blog •

Signs That Your Local Housing Market is Overpriced

Published on luxury real estate site: Here's why you need to find out if the housing market is overvalued where you're looking. An overvalued residential real estate market could be a sign of a housing bubble, and bubbles aren't stable. If you pay too much for a house in an unstable market, it could be worth a lot less a year or two down the road. That’s fine if this is going to be your forever home, but if you go to sell after the bubble pops, you could be looking at selling for less than your purchase price.