Sunday Jones writes from the trenches and the triumph. A storyteller, poet, and truth-teller, she weaves healing, wisdom, and lived experience into every line. Her work is rooted in sural, shaped by resilience, and elevated by a deep spiritual awareness that guides her pen. Through poetry, testimony, and raw emotional honesty, she helps readers find meaning in their own scars and strength in their own stories.Raised in the fire and refined by it, Sunday has lived a life that mirrors the themes she writes about-pain, endurance, transformation, and divine guidance. She has overcome childhood trauma, heartbreak, loss, self-discovery, and spiritual awakening. Each chapter of her life has prepared her to speak to others who feel unseen, unheard, or unhealed. Her poetry is not just art; it is ministry, empowerment, and a call to rise.Beyond writing, Sunday is a host, speaker, certified life coach, ordained minister, audio engineer, event curator, and founder of multiple creative and community-driven brands. She is also the visionary behind the Prison Brat Foundation and Sunday Jones Productions, platforms dedicated to healing, advocacy, and amplifying powerful voices.Her purpose is clear: to remind others that even broken pieces can build a legacy. Through her books, performances, programs, and presence, Sunday creates spaces where people can breathe, feel, reflect, and transform. She believes in storytelling as liberation, poetry as prayer, and truth as a path back to oneself.If Scars Could Speak: The Gospel According to My Pain is one of Sunday's most intimate and spiritual works-a poetic gospel of survival and rebirth, written for anyone who has carried wounds, whispered prayers in the dark, or needed a reminder that healing is still possible.Sunday Jones is living proof that scars do not silence us-they testify.
