Dr. Sabrina D. Black a woman after God’s own heart is an author, professor, counselor, mentor and Bible scholar. Sabrina is the Clinical Director of Abundant Life Counseling Center, which emphasizes spiritual values. In addition to being a counselor who cares, among her credentials, Dr. Black is a Limited Licensed Professional Counselor, Certified Addictions Counselor and Certified Biblical Counselor with 17 years experience in individual, family and group counsel-ing. She has degrees in psychology and counseling. Sabrina has expertise in the fields of gambling addiction, sexual addiction and sexual abuse, relational problems due to substance addiction, issues relating to clergy and ministry leaders, marital conflicts and communication, boundaries and spiritual growth, stress, anxiety, burnout and anger management. She is passionate about glorifying God, amplifying His Word, and edifying His people. Dr. Black is an advocate for the lost, and a living testimony for those who desire to achieve the abundant life.

Dr. Sabrina D. Black is a national and international speaker for conferences, retreats and work-shops. Her dynamic message of life’s struggles, temptations and triumphs, challenges others to deal with the real issues of Christian living. She is a warm, witty, woman of God whose messages connect with audiences that are multicultural, cross-generational and of various denominations. She is a much sought after consultant for schools, churches, corporations and organizations. Sabrina is contributing author to the Soul Care Bible published by Thomas Nelson (August, 2001), co-author of, “Prone to Wander: A Woman’s Struggle with Sexual Sin and Addiction,” published by PriroityONE Publications (April, 2002); co-editor of, “Counseling in African American Communities,” published by Zondervan (May 2002); the author of, “Can Two Walk Together? Encouragement for Spiritually Unbalanced Marriages,” book and Bible Study Guide published by Moody Press (August 2002), co-author of “HELP! For Your Leadership,” book and workbook with CD published by PriorityONE Publications (August 2003, May 2004) and three workbooks: “Face It, Forgive It and Forge Ahead,” “Understanding and Managing Anger” and “Facing the Jungle of Conflict.”

Dr. Sabrina D. Black is adjunct faculty at Ashland Theological Seminary, Cornerstone University, Michigan Theological Seminary and for Christian Research & Development. Sabrina is president of the National Biblical Counselors Association, chairperson of the Black African American Association of Christian Counselors and a member of the American Counseling Association, International Association of Marriage and Family Counseling and the Michigan Counseling Association. She is also the founder of Global Projects a missions oriented non-profit 501c3. Sabrina’s goal is to help God’s people live the Abundant Life through hope, help, and healing!

Featured on numerous local and national radio and television broadcast, Sabrina has also won the Annual Herald Award for Religious Broadcasting twice for a weekly radio call-in program she co-hosted. She is also active with the WRAP Group (Writers Resources and Accountability for Publishing), the American Christian Writers – Detroit Chapter, the Advanced Writers and Speakers Association, and the Lydia Circle of Business and Professional Women.

Sabrina lives in Detroit, Michigan with her husband Warren Jose’ Black. She has one son and four grandchildren. She is an overseas Missionary and has been to Romania, London, the West Indies, and has also made over ten trips to several parts of Africa teaching, preaching and reaching the masses with the gospel of Jesus Christ. Sabrina serves in full time ministry. Since Sabrina accepted the Lord in 1986, she has been singing God’s praises and giving testimonies of His goodness. Like the woman at the well, she is making a local and global impact by telling others about the Man (Jesus) who changed her life.

Web Links
http://www.sabrinablack.com/

www.myspace.com/drsabrinablack

http://www.globalprojectshelp.com/

Prone to Wander:
A Woman’s Struggle with Sexual Sin and Addiction

Prone to Wander is a hard tale to tell. Authors Black and Harlin rise above the shame and fear of self-disclosure to heighten our sensitivity, to help us minister God's grace more effectively to those who are struggling with sexual sin.

Cracking the door so that light can shine in on one of the most hidden closets in the church (female sexuality), this clearly personal and professional work, touches hurting hearts.

Pastors, women's leaders, and those who have a heart for nurturing women will be encouraged to help the sexually broken - to heal.