A bit about Brenda
Brenda Hammon is an international Amazon best-selling author, philanthropist, entrepreneur, life insurance broker, intuitive and psychic medium, and speaker.
Brenda competed successfully for many years on the Dressage circuit in Canada with horses she bred, raised, and trained. However, due to knee injuries, she was forced to end her passion for riding.
Brenda's passion for breaking the cycle of silence led her to write her own memoir--I Am. After the success of her first books, she launched a four-book series called Sacred Hearts Rising, an anthology of stories from people who have overcome seemingly insurmountable odds.
Sacred Hearts Rising was a tribute to her granddaughter, who passed away at seven days old. Brenda didn't want her granddaughter forgotten, so she shared her story in the first book in the series. From there, Sacred Hearts Rising held annual events to honour all the authors who shared their stories in each book. Their stories showed how they were able to start taking the steps forward to leaving the past in the past.
For many years, Brenda and her husband Bud helped two Senior homes in their area with gifts during the Christmas season, as well as providing small gifts to single moms from their children and a home for lost men in their area.
Brenda is committed to giving back to her community. She's jumped out of a plane to raise funds for an Edmonton-based women's shelter and is on the board of directors for Team Humanities—Hearts and Soul for Change, located in La Paz, BSC, Mexico. She supports children in need, the Colonias, and the Spay and Neuter Clinic, as well as local organizations struggling to aid those in need.
Then COVID-19 happened, so Brenda turned to writing hilarious stories about herself and published them in a book called Sooo...How was your day? It won numerous awards, including Best Seller, Literary Titan Gold medal and the International Impact Awards for humour.
Brenda is an award-winning author of eight books and an international speaker. Her books cover a wide range of topics, from personal memoirs to spiritual journeys, and many of them have become international bestsellers and Canadian bestsellers. Brenda has won International Reader's Favorites awards and a Literary Titans gold medal for a couple of her books, and she's a medalist for her last two books.
Brenda's spiritual gifts have allowed her to help people connect with their deceased loved ones and send earth-bound souls into the light. Her latest book, Crossing the Centuries, is a genealogy spiritual memoir that delves into her family's history, starting in the late 1700s and 1800s. Brenda spiritually connected and interviewed her ancestors and helped them share their stories of life, hardship, triumph, and migration across America in the 1800s. Crossing the Centureis has also won numerous awards and will be featured on television in 2025 with the International Impact Awards.
Brenda and her husband Bud live on a farm outside of Alberta Beach, Alberta, Canada, with their many horses, Vern the squirrel and his little family, and Bella the most territorial feral cat you may ever meet. In her free time, Brenda enjoys spending time with her family and animals, and she finds inspiration for her writing in the natural beauty of her surroundings.
Brenda competed successfully for many years on the Dressage circuit in Canada with horses she bred, raised, and trained. However, due to knee injuries, she was forced to end her passion for riding.
Brenda's passion for breaking the cycle of silence led her to write her own memoir--I Am. After the success of her first books, she launched a four-book series called Sacred Hearts Rising, an anthology of stories from people who have overcome seemingly insurmountable odds.
Sacred Hearts Rising was a tribute to her granddaughter, who passed away at seven days old. Brenda didn't want her granddaughter forgotten, so she shared her story in the first book in the series. From there, Sacred Hearts Rising held annual events to honour all the authors who shared their stories in each book. Their stories showed how they were able to start taking the steps forward to leaving the past in the past.
For many years, Brenda and her husband Bud helped two Senior homes in their area with gifts during the Christmas season, as well as providing small gifts to single moms from their children and a home for lost men in their area.
Brenda is committed to giving back to her community. She's jumped out of a plane to raise funds for an Edmonton-based women's shelter and is on the board of directors for Team Humanities—Hearts and Soul for Change, located in La Paz, BSC, Mexico. She supports children in need, the Colonias, and the Spay and Neuter Clinic, as well as local organizations struggling to aid those in need.
Then COVID-19 happened, so Brenda turned to writing hilarious stories about herself and published them in a book called Sooo...How was your day? It won numerous awards, including Best Seller, Literary Titan Gold medal and the International Impact Awards for humour.
Brenda is an award-winning author of eight books and an international speaker. Her books cover a wide range of topics, from personal memoirs to spiritual journeys, and many of them have become international bestsellers and Canadian bestsellers. Brenda has won International Reader's Favorites awards and a Literary Titans gold medal for a couple of her books, and she's a medalist for her last two books.
Brenda's spiritual gifts have allowed her to help people connect with their deceased loved ones and send earth-bound souls into the light. Her latest book, Crossing the Centuries, is a genealogy spiritual memoir that delves into her family's history, starting in the late 1700s and 1800s. Brenda spiritually connected and interviewed her ancestors and helped them share their stories of life, hardship, triumph, and migration across America in the 1800s. Crossing the Centureis has also won numerous awards and will be featured on television in 2025 with the International Impact Awards.
Brenda and her husband Bud live on a farm outside of Alberta Beach, Alberta, Canada, with their many horses, Vern the squirrel and his little family, and Bella the most territorial feral cat you may ever meet. In her free time, Brenda enjoys spending time with her family and animals, and she finds inspiration for her writing in the natural beauty of her surroundings.
