Director and founder of ‘Meta-Morphosis’

Cheryl Katherine Langford
Director and founder of ‘Meta-Morphosis’
“We are always in debt when it comes to love.”

Cheryl lived in various homes and had two Catholic-praying grandmothers. At age three, her parents divorced.
As a child, she experienced sexual, physical, and emotional abuse, starvation, and torture. Cheryl was abducted
in 1965 and suffered assault, attempted rape and escaped through a miraculous intervention of Jesus.
As a young woman, her husband died, her only child died, and she got cancer.
After living a broken life, she had an epiphany and met Jesus.
Cheryl later became very involved with Church and Community. When volunteering in a Juvenile prison, she
witnessed the pain of these children’s lives, which brought back sad memories. The Holy Spirit moved upon
her, and Jesus and Cheryl wrote a 1,500-page curriculum for juvenile rehabilitation for the State of Ohio
Juvenile Justice Center. Governor Strickland selected the program from ten pilots, but because of financial
problems in 2008, it was on hold, which Governor Kasich later implemented, and Meta-Morphosis was born.
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Today, you will find Cheryl busy with her boys, teaching classes, putting them into apartments, teaching them
to drive, finding jobs, saving for automobiles, and helping them in college.
Cheryl lives in North Canton and is the Director of Meta-Morphosis, a 501c3 non-profit.
Cheryl has changed careers four times; she owned three Hair Salons in Youngstown and was an educator for
Nioxin Research Laboratories from 1993 to 2004. Then she started her own catering business ‘America’s Best
Catering’. After that, she went on to do marketing, but her greatest achievement was the program she and Jesus
wrote for broken children. ‘Meta-Morphosis©’

“I am a very ordinary person living an extraordinary life.”