Author
I SAY A PRAYER FOR ME: One Woman's Life of Faith and Triumph,
(Walk Worthy Press/Warner Books) Years
ago, Anderson was a heroin addict. Today, she turns to prayer for
her solace, and hopes to teach others to do the same. Through more
than 40 touching stories of success, Anderson captures the loneliness
and desperation of addiction, and the blessing and joy of overcoming
it. Following each story is a relating prayer and a connection to
Scripture. By exposing her own losses, Anderson hopes to inspire others
to overcome their problems and turn to God for help.
By examining her own obstacles, Anderson relates to problems that
many people face today.
"Gripping..."
Publishers Weekly;"Profoundly Inspiring"Booklist;
“Maya Angelou’s literary talent and Iyanla
Vanzant’s prayerful insights.” Sonsyrea Tate,
The Washington Informer; Editorial
and Reader
Reviews. First
Sentence: "Beware
of guys with matchbook covers torn off at the end," my father
warned me as he walked away. Read Chapter
One.
And
12-STEP PROGRAMS:
A Resource Guide for Helping Professionals (Learning Publications).
Inspirational
Speaker
Stanice tours the country and abroad inspiring and challenging individuals
through her colorful personal lifestories, spoken word, music and
humor of getting real, inspired to discover and empowered to move
forever forward with passion and purpose. Check out her Bio.
For talks, workshops, one-woman
show, book discussions. Stanice's LET'S
GET REAL TOUR:Sharing
Our Stories--Sharing Our Strengthslaunched
in Dec. 2007 in Charlotte, NC to 100+ and St. Louis, Missouri during
a snow story over 250 people showed up. Booking
info contact: Mike Tucker, District 51 Entertainment, (202) 487-MIKE;
or email mike@district51.net.
Stanice's
Calendar
Playwright/Performer Walkin'
On Water When The Ground Ain't Enuf, (written
& performed by Stanice Anderson) debuted at Washington, DC's Cada
Vez Restuarant/Conf. Center in Jan. '07, and June '07 at The Studio
Theatre, excerpts were performed as part of the 18th
Annual Black Women Playwrights' Group Staged Reading hosted by Sheryl
Lee Ralph (Moesha's TV mom & original
Dream Girl). Stanice also performed her show in Chicago,
IL and Hartford, Connecticut. More scheduled; check calendar.
Details & Clips "Bravo,
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. " Karen L.B. Evans, President & Founder, Black
Women Playwrights Group
Vocalist,
Performance Poet
Stanice's voice and style are described as "totally original,
mesmorizing, earthy, smooth, healing, & intoxicating."
Beauty Designed by God bathed
in music by B. Blunt
