| John Cunyus Bio John Cunyus is a free-lance writer. He spent twenty years as an local church minister, serving congregations in Pilot Point, Weatherford, Houston , Lake Jackson, and Dallas, all in Texas. A cradle member of Central Christian Church of Dallas, Texas, he is dually-affiliated now also as a member of Greater Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, Dallas, Texas. John is in a relationship of accountability to the Baptist Ministers Conference of the Central Dallas Metroplex. He is the author of fifteen books (so far). Cunyus publishes the website www.JohnCunyus.com. Cunyus is a sixth-generation Texan and a graduate of Rice, Texas Christian, and Pacific Western Universities. In September, 2006, he published Flames in the Jungle, first in a series of Action/Adventure novels set in Colombia, South America. In November, 2006, he published Flames of Faith: A Thumbnail Guide to World Religions, which he originally wrote as a study guide after the September 11th terrorist attacks. A followup to Flames of Faith, The Buddhist Method: A Path Beyond Suffering, is available now through bookstores. In 2007, Cunyus followed up Flames in the Jungle with a sequel, Toromillo the Hunted. A third novel in the series, Angel of Death, remains unpublished, as does an outline of book four. In 2008, John began working on "a fresh translation" of the Latin Old Testament into everyday modern English. This project, through Searchlight Press, is ongoing. Book One in the series is The Way of Wisdom: Job, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon. Book Two is The Audacity of Prayer: A Fresh Translation of the Book of Psalms, published in April 2009. The third volume is The Jagged Edge of Forever: Deuteronomy, Daniel and the Minor Prophets. Volume four is Beginnings: A Fresh Translation of Genesis, published at Christmas 2009. Volume Five, The Latin Torah: Fresh Translations of Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy, was published in January 2010. John is married to the former Rocio Lizarazo of Colombia, South America, is the father of four children. |

| Daddy, taken by Catie, February 1, 2008 |

| Catie and David, by Daddy January, 2008 |

| Grace and David, by Daddy October, 2007 |

| Martha and Grace greeted by Catie September, 2007 |

| My four, David, Grace, Catie, and Martha, by Daddy, Bossier City, Louisiana, Thanksgiving 2007 |

| My beautiful wife, Rocio. Early 2005. |