Stanice Anderson is an author, inspirational speaker,
and playwright. Her books have been featured, reviewed, and ranked in everything
from Publisher's Weekly, Sister2 Sister magazine and BET.com to Black Expressions,
Gospel Today, and Essence magazines. Gripping with a novelist's eye for
dialogue is what Publishers Weekly called it. Maya Angelou’s
literary talent and Iyanla Vanzant’s prayerful insights, says Sonsyrea
Tate, The Washington Informer. Amanda Gale, The 700 Club wrote, Your story
was so inspiring, real, and honest. I read the entire book in a matter of
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pronounced STAN-niece
Author, Inspirational
Speaker and Playwright Contact
(202) 904-4955 or stanice@stanice.com
An author and inspirational speaker, Stanice Anderson has two published
nonfiction books: I SAY A PRAYER FOR ME:
One Woman's Life of Faith and Triumph (Walk Worthy Press/Warner
Books —Chapter
One) and 12-STEP PROGRAMS: A Resource
Guide for Helping Professionals (Learning Publications).
Stanice has given talks to thousands at churches, community organizations,
schools, and corporations throughout the United States and the Caribbean,
including America Online Headquarters and Catholic Charities Services.
Stanice was guest author and taught writing classes at the University
of the District of Columbia, and continues to teach and facilitate workshops.
She has also been a guest on various national and local radio and television
programs including The 700 Club, National Public Radio’s Kojo
Nnamdi Show, Gospel News TV, ABC News Radio, The Audrey Chapman Show,
WHUR’s The Daily Drum, St. Vincent and the Grenadines TV, The
Bev Smith Show, NAACP Minority Report, and several University TV stations,
including University of Maryland's (UM-TV) The Writers Tale, hosted
by Professor Judith Paterson. Stanice’s 2004 interview episode
won an International Telly Award and still runs on UM-TV, University
of Washington-TV and The Research Channel in 2008.
Formerly employed at USAToday.com, Stanice is also a freelance writer,
whose columns and articles have appeared in various national print and
online magazines, including Hope For Women, Precious Times, and OnceWritten.com.
She also writes a free monthly subscription-based inspirational email
series, Food for the Spirit™ which she founded
in 2000. It led to her first literary agent, subsequent book deal and
a weekly email series, Faith Lift with Stanice™,
for paid subscribers. Her global inspirational ministry burgeoned with
the addition of Stanice.com, her MySpace profile, www.myspace.com/isayaprayerforme,
and her popular weekly podcast, Faith-Lift™ with Stanice (61,000+
hits), which was picked up by Apple’s iTunes.
Added in 2007, Walkin' On Water When The
Ground Ain't Enuf, a one-woman show written and performed
by Ms. Anderson. It is an out-of-the-box experience which debuted in
Washington, DC to a packed house and excerpts were also performed at
DC’s renowned Studio Theatre. She also performed it in Chicago,
IL and Hartford, CT. More shows are being booked. Karen L.B. Evans,
Founder & President, Black Women Playwrights’ Group wrote,
Bravo. I loved the show. Stanice had me falling down laughing, crying,
and stomping my feet. I was very energized, excited, and left eager
for more.
2007 also birthed Stanice’s Let’s
Get Real Tour: Sharing Our Stories—Sharing Our Strengths.
Groups of friends and organizations book tour events in their cities.
Ms. Anderson waives her speaker fee and admission to event is FREE and
open to all. There is power, freedom, and strength in sharing our experiences.
It promotes emotional, physical, and spiritual health. "This
gifted speaker held the audience captive and imparted wisdom, strength,
and love through her stories. Charlotte will never be the same!"
Sonja Lee, Executive Director, Lionel Lee Jr. Center for Wellness.
Stanice is founder of Feast on The Word Gatherings, and a member of
Black
Women Playwrights’ Group and the African-American
Playwrights’ Exchange. A 4th generational Washingtonian and
former politician’s daughter, Stanice now resides in PG County,
MD close to her son and three grandchildren.
