Featured Member: Stephanie Ransburg on BlackInAmerica.com!

Q&A With Stephanie Ransburg

How can I help you
"You can help me by prayer for me. That God keep me grounded in him so that people see him through me." Interviewed by Sam Bateman 08/29/08

What kinds of things do you think about when you are alone with your own thoughts?
"When I am alone I think about how good God is for extending his mercy and grace on the undeserve such as me! So I think about what I can do or be better at to show him how greatful I am to him for allowing me the chance to change my faults that are contrary to his word. " Interviewed by Tony Boyd 08/29/08

What does your tomorrow look like?
"Well If the Lord extends his mercy and his grace. It looks great! because it's another chance for me to take the opportunity to make the best out of another day that I have never seen before." Interviewed by Brother Marcus! 08/29/08

What do you really want out of life?
"For people to see Christ through me. I want to be the best example I can be to young single black women like myself. " Interviewed by Emmanuel Brown 08/27/08

Stephanie Ransburg
Patient Access, Truman Medical Center
Location: Kansas City, MO United States
Joined: Aug 26th, 2008

About (request update)

My Interview Question

What kind of world would it be if everybody was just like you? honesty please!

Education (request update)

High School: Paseo in Kansas City, MO class of 1985

Experience

I currently work with Truman Medical Center as Patient Access
I have 11 years of experience working in the Insurance industry.

My BlackInAmerica.com Profile

Why Are You Concerned About Black America:

Because I am a part of Black America. I work in a hospital and I see our young black people trying to commit suicide on a regular basis and 80% are black men. Our people spirits has been broken. We need to return to our first love (God), because it is a spiritual warfare going on that can only be fought by the Spirit. The enemy knows that the body is no good without the head. So that is where he starts. Taking out the man whom God intended to be head over the family. I am speaking because I know with God all things are possible. He has shown us that through out our history. Making it was hard, but not impossible. Because Black America is me. I can never be what I am suppose to be until my brothers and sisters are what they are suppose to be. My brothers and sisters can never be what they are suppose to be until I am what I am suppose the be. We are all connected.

How Did You Find Out About This Site:

Sufing the web looking for CNN report on Black In America.

What Would You Like To See On This Site:

People lifting each other up in prayer

Did You See The CNN Special Entitled "Black In America":

My Groups

Black Business Builders Club

Guestbook Comments

	African-American Elders Day On July 22, 2010 On July 22, 2010, African-American Elders Day will have its birth celebration. It will be a day of tribute and recognition for those who lead the path to the discovery of spiritual consciousness and the essence of creation. An elder is the bearer of the flame of truth and knowledge. They carry our history like the heavens hold the Sun. Their day of celebration will focus on building and confirming a value system of knowledge, wisdom and understanding of life. Activities that must be established: Awards and Recognition Plays Music Dance Food Stories Make It Happen Where You Are! Spread The Word! Okpara H. Nosakhere Tagged by Dr. Okpara Nosakhere on 06/13/2010

	I will. I see the web address to purchase the book. You have my support. Tagged by Stephanie Ransburg on 09/05/2008

	I'm glad you enjoyed the poems. I hope that you will read the book and tell me what you think...then help me spread the word. Tagged by Patricia Neely-Dorsey on 09/04/2008

	My sister you're vey welcome, have a beautiful weekend, Tagged by Sam Bateman on 08/29/2008

	Hello Stephanie, thank you for joining me here at BIA, and sharing your friendship, I truly hope that Ill be of some help to you, it is said that people come into your life for a reason, I hope that reason is for me to be albe to help you in whatever your needs are, I'm here to help all my sisters -n- brothers, so please call on me Tagged by Sam Bateman on 08/29/2008

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