These are the unaltered entries that I made in my journal before I cried myself to sleep on the nights of September 10th and 11th September 2001.
September 10, 2001 My husband left me tonight…but life goes on…God being my helper. I will not be defeated!! I will not worry…for it changes nothing…My God promises that He will supply all my needs according to His glorious riches in Christ Jesus. I will stand on that Word. Yes, I cry for what is lost. I cry…but only when I focus on my situation without factoring God into my situation. But with God, I know that all things are possible! Because Jesus is alive and real…I know the end of this story…I WIN!!!!!†
September 11, 2001 The scene is so horrific, surreal, and apocalyptic. The World Trade Center Towers, the pentagon…airplanes crashed into these buildings. Towers actually collapsed! untold number of people dead, maimed, missing, in hospitals, trapped…there is chaos in America…satan is celebrating as is his job to manipulate us to seek, kill, steal, and destroy each other. My God, come soon Lord Jesus….mankind is not doing well on it’s own at all. Reports of mothers and fathers killing their children…signaled to me the beginning of the end to life as we once knew it…i knew it had to get worse. And today…it has… All that has happened today…makes my concerns seem scrawny and trivial.
So my husband left me last night…I sit here typing—updating my website in the comfort of my home. Many, because of the events of this day, will never come home again. I mourn not for the seeming death of my marriage, but with my nation…my people…the hopes, dreams, lives lost. And I cry with those who love them whose lives will be forever changed because of the events of this day. God strengthen, hold in the palm of Your hands, those that will be unable to sleep tonight, those who are crying out to you for mercy and to bring their loved ones home. Please give us what we need at the exact moment that the need arises…the things that we need that we cannot give to ourselves like peace in the midst of the turmoil, your perspective, courage, and fearlessness. For you have not given us a spirit of fear but of power, love and a sound mind. And, God thank you that you will render justice on behalf of your people.
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Please come out and lend your support! I’ll be speaking at this pivotal kick-off event on Saturday, September 18 at Potomac Mills Mall. The cause – to raise awareness surrounding domestic violence. Listen to SAVING_PROMISE – Final – 30_SEC.
On August 18, 2010, L.Y. Marlow, author of Color Me Butterfly and Founder of domestic violence awareness organization, Saving Promise, sets out on a ten city tour in order to promote Saving Promise and raise awareness surrounding this serious and social issue.
I feel blessed to have been asked to speak at this pivitol kick-off event at Potomac Mills Mall in Virginia on Saturday, August 7th. Time and other details forthcoming. But for now, listen to the mark your calendar, while you listen to the 30-second service announcement; then watch the video.
Release of paperback version of Color Me Butterfly: A Novel Inspired by One Family’s Journey from Tragedy to Triumph published in August 2010.
Role Playing at Stanice Anderson’s A Thin Line Between Love and Hate: A Domestic Violence Awareness Experience Part II, (A Life in The WOW Zone Production) presented by Johnson Memorial Baptist Church’s Ministry of Hope in Washington, DC 2/10/10. Bring the Experience to your organization contact Mike Tucker mike@TryWalkingOnWater.com 202.904.4955 Evangelist Hooks co-facilitating, Mike Tucker, Manager, producer
Say what? Yes. Mo’ Snow. Supposed to start tomorrow evening and continue all day Wednesday! up to 20 more inches? Truly the ground hog must have kissed a snow bunny after he saw his shadow. Say what?
So our… A Thin Line Between Love and Hate: Domestic Violence Awareness Experience & Workshop has been rescheduled from Thursday, Feb. 11th to the following Thursday, February 18, 2010. Same place, same time, mo’ better interactive experience. Part II also includes hearing from a survivor less heard from–a man abused by a woman.
Ministry of Hope’s coordinator, Queen Afi Gaston, my co-facilitator Evangelist Keisha Hooks, and myself encourage you not to miss this free event! Of course, donations will not be refused. Say what?
See you, Thursday, February 18th, 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm at Johnson Memorial Baptist Church Multi-Purpose Room, 746 Ridge Rd. SE, Washington, DC.
In the meantime, check out my BlogTalkRadio Show, The WOW Zone, OnDemand episodes on Domestic Violence with my co-host, Keisha Hooks and guests, Carolyn Washington, Queen Afi, and my pastor, Omie Brown. Go to http://BlogTalkRadio.com/StaniceAnderson
Also, my one-woman show, Walkin’ On Water When The Ground Ain’t Enuf, was rescheduled to Saturday, Feb. 20th due to the first snow storm in January. Presented as a fundraiser by Women of Integrity, Inc. and Pure Love Outreach International with proceeds also benefiting Rachael’s Women’s Center. More info and Tickets available at http://woi.eventbrite.com
Stay safe and I pray God’s extreme favor continue to saturate your lives.
Stanice Anderson
http://stanice.com
BREAKING NEWS: SistahFaith: Real Stories of Pain, Truth & Triumph compiled by Marilynn Griffith was released by publisher Howard Books/Simon & Shuster on FEB 2nd. Yes, available wherever books are sold. I have two stories, Confession is Good For The Soul and Amazed By Grace, included in the anthology. Other contributing authors include 1st African-American Christy Award-winner, Sharon Ewell Foster; 2010 Christy Award Nominee, Claudia Mair Burney; Bunny DeBarge of famed Motown group; prolific novelist, Marilynn Griffith; and many more. Go to http://sistahfaith.ning.com and http://sistahfaith.com
This event is FREE. Please come out if you are in an abusive relationship, not sure if you are in an abusive relationship, know someone who is in an abusive relation or don’t know anyone who is in an abusive relationship. This is going to be such a crucial and freeing interactive experience. God will meet us within each minute.
I suggest to, if you are in the Washington, DC area and can attend or you are not in the DC area or for any other reason you can not attend, please listen to last Sunday’s radio show on the same topic: A Thin Line Between Love and Hate: Domestic Violence and Beyond. It will bless you, educate you, and in some cases set you free!
Guest included, Queen Afi Gaston, who is coordinating this weeks workshop at Johnson Memorial Baptist Church; Carolyn Washington, Founder & CEO of Sisters 4 Sisters, Inc., who host the yearly event, Silent Tears, and special call-in is Omie Brown, my pastor and best friend since kids. My Guest-Host, Evangelist Keisha Hooks, ended up being chosen as Co-Host (guest no more) during the broadcast. Listen, God WILL meet you within the words. It was a get-real, nothing but the truth, broadcast.
(back and front of newly revised 4×6 flyer cards) If you are in the Washington, DC Metro area and willing to distribute flyer cards for our event, please let me know and we will work on getting them to you. email me at stanice@TryWalkingOnWater.com (front)


This is back and front of flyer. They will be ready before the week is out.
Who I Am
I'm an author, inspirational speaker, vocalist, and performance artist. I was a heroin addict saved from myself and the lifestyle (with all the pain that comes with it) but the mercy and grace of God. Thus, I am a late bloomer; but blooming none-the-less. I've yielded every talent given me, and am now using them to encourage, inspire, and motivate others to discover and lives God's marvelous plans for their lives. My books include my latest, Walking On Water When The Ground Ain't Enuf; I Say A Prayer For Me: One Woman's Life of Faith and Triumph (Warner); 12-Step Programs: A Resource Guide For Helping Professionals; and Contributing Author of SistahFaith: Real Stories of Pain, Truth and Triumph compiled by Marilynn Griffith (Howard/Simon&Schuster). I also perform a one-woman show with comedy infused throughout. It's who I am--by God's grace--one woman on a journey toward unwavering faith.








