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For My thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways My ways, saith the LORD. (Isaiah 55:8 KJV)

DALLAS — As it relates to the above Biblical passage, no one can greatly attest to this thought-provoking notion like Ann Anderson.

Consider, for instance, the memorable, awe-inspiring memory that vividly unfolded, during which Anderson was assembling — both in the natural and spirit — the detailed outline for her newly-produced book entitled, “Butterfly Uprising: Evolution Of Alexander Scott.”

As Anderson explained, whereas God had strategically introduced to her a strategic vision to compose her book some two years ago, she had no lofty concept that her Creator would ultimately take her on an unlikely detour, of sorts.

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“I’ve known that I would write a book for over thirty years, and God even gave me ‘Butterfly,’” Anderson told Making Headline News this week as part of the publication’s advance media coverage of Bishop T. D. Jakes 2018 Woman Thou Art Loosed that will take place here from October 18-20. “But what I did not always know was that it was going to be about me. It was not until about two years ago, just before I sat down to write, that it dawned on me that it would be my life story.”

And the
rest, as they say, was history.

And just like that, Anderson’s “Butterfly Uprising: Evolution Of Alexander Scott” had eventually become a personal biography, of sorts, one that is steadfastly impacting lives mightily, most notably throughout the Body of Christ, not to mention a book she’s yet believing God will bless her to escalate into a feature film or perhaps a movie (“I have already written the screenplay,” Anderson said).

EDITOR’S NOTE: Making Headline News, which salutes author and The Potter’s House member Ann Anderson, will be one of several Dallas/Fort Worth-based media outlines, covering Bishop T. D. Jakes’ Woman Thou Art Loosed October 18-20. 

“To help empower other women and young girls to find their own voices and to speak their own truth,” said Anderson, a native of
Houston (but was raised in Shreveport, Louisiana) said, when asked what is the single, most underlying reason she chose to produce ‘Butterfly Uprising: Evolution Of Alexander Scott.’ “To break their silence and stop living in shame and condemnation after experiencing or going through any type of abuse.”

For
Anderson, who resides in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, she certainly knows what
it’s like to navigate and persevere through arguably the toughest of life’s hardships
or, as mentioned in a detailed synopsis of her book at https://www.kobo.com/ca/en/ebook/butterfly-uprising,
a life that is mired by what she refers to as “multiple dramas.”

By and
large, Anderson’s “Butterfly Uprising: Evolution Of Alexander Scott” depicts
the life of an 11-year-old girl and her incestuous stepfather, not to mention what
the writers dubs a two star-crossed lovers, a strung-out drug addict, a
struggling single parent, an inspiring ballet dancer, a single young woman, not
to mention a loving middle-aged married couple.

Interestingly,
such a sequence is all embodied in one woman, Anderson acknowledges, thus revealing
the evolution of Alexander Scott.

And then there is the divine message that this fine and gifted writer shares when offering a thorough breakdown of her book.

“Perseverance,
resilience and overcoming,” Anderson says with such authority. “A butterfly
represents change and is often seen as a foreshadow of positive life changes
and a master of how best to embrace them. As a caterpillar transform itself
into a butterfly, the process is quite painful for it…it represents that even
when a change can be very painful, you come out stronger and more beautiful
than ever before.”

To Anderson’s
credit, coupled with the divine calling on her life, she has, by all accounts,
emerged as the beautiful and dynamic godly woman for which she is widely known.

Talk about
basking in the glory of a proverbial “But God” moment.

“Over the
years, I realized that I did not look like what I had been through and that the
only way I was going to be able to help anyone is that I would have to expose
my own sorted truths,” Anderson explained. “I knew that I could no longer be
silent about my traumatic and devious past. At that moment, I was convinced that
when I wrote this book that God would bless me to use it to impact women and
young girls’ lives, to help them to transform from their own traumatic
experiences and become the best version of themselves. And so this was my main
motivation for writing this book.”

The feedback
since the release of her book has been mostly favorable as expected, said
Anderson, whose newly-produced written document has generated an array of
positive reviews, most notably on social media platforms.

Not to be
outdone, additional books are presently in the works, Anderson said.

“I am
presently writing two more collaboration books with other authors and one of
them is called, ‘Hearing God’s Voice: Above The Chaos,’ which will be published
November 15, 2018, and is up for Christian Literature awards and also featured
in Tribute Magazine and RHG Magazine in California,” Anderson said. “My article
is called, ‘Even A Twenty Year Drug Addiction Is Not Final.’ The fourth book
collaboration that I am presently writing is called, ‘I Matter,’ which will be
published on January 30, 2019. My article is called, ‘Rescuing Yourself From
Toxic Relationships.’ I will also be starting my new book soon called, ‘Beauty
From Ashes.’”

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Talk about basking in the glory of not just her element and, most importantly, in the divine purpose for which God created her.

Especially
as a Christian-based author.

“Another one of the other many things that I love about God is that He does not waste anything that we go through. As I look back over my life and reflect on all of the things that I have learned from what I have experienced in life, I am just amazed about how many different facets of life that I have knowledge of. And so I am able to impart wisdom and help a lot of people in a lot of different areas. I think that is incredible.” — Author Ann Anderson 

“I love
serving people and helping them to be better and reach their goals,” Anderson
continued. “As well as helping them to be healthy more productive human beings.
People are always complimenting me on my inner and outer beauty, and the love
and compassion that I have for people in general. And I always share with them
that they are witnessing the beauty that God gave me for all of my ashes.”

For more information about Dallas/Fort Worth Author Ann Anderson, or to schedule her for a public appearance, a book signing or speaking engagement, connect with her via Facebook under: Ann Anderson. Also, send email to: butterflyuprising@gmail.com.

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