About the author
Dr. Mable Springfield Scott's career began in Memphis, TN, where she worked at top radio stations, in advertising, and in community mental health. In NC, she worked with WFMY-TV 2, Greensboro City Schools, Guilford County Schools, NC A&T State University, and Rockingham County Government.
Her first book, based on her dissertation, "FAITH OVER FEAR, Bishop Charles Harrison Mason & the Church of God in Christ," is available on Amazon and at the Church of God in Christ Publishing House (COGIC). All monies generated from her book sales support book scholarships for deserving college students. Dozens of scholarships have already been awarded to students matriculating in higher education. Thanks in advance for purchasing books to support future student scholarships coordinated via her 501.c.3 non-profit organization, AMEN Communications, Inc.
Scott was featured on the calendar and in the book, "Crowns: Portraits of Black Women in Church Hats." Before retiring, she served on many community Boards; was active with Eden Rotary; led several Employee United Way Fundraising Campaigns; and was a volunteer hospital chaplain. Presently, she is a Golden Soror with Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. and a licensed evangelist/missionary at Wells Memorial Church of God in Christ (COGIC). She leads public relations at her church and for the COGIC Greater NC Jurisdiction's Dept. of Women.
She and husband, Paul, live in Greensboro, and co-host a gospel show from 5 to 9, Sunday mornings, on 90.1 WNAA-FM Radio at www.wnaafmhd.com. 'Brother Paul & Able Mable' have been married over 40 years and enjoy traveling, dining, and spending quality time with family and friends, especially their adult sons, Paul and Joshua, and grandchildren, Legend, Grace, Mercy, Jace, and Anja.
Dr. Mable Springfield Scott's career began in Memphis, TN, where she worked at top radio stations, in advertising, and in community mental health. In NC, she worked with WFMY-TV 2, Greensboro City Schools, Guilford County Schools, NC A&T State University, and Rockingham County Government.
Her first book, based on her dissertation, "FAITH OVER FEAR, Bishop Charles Harrison Mason & the Church of God in Christ," is available on Amazon and at the Church of God in Christ Publishing House (COGIC). All monies generated from her book sales support book scholarships for deserving college students. Dozens of scholarships have already been awarded to students matriculating in higher education. Thanks in advance for purchasing books to support future student scholarships coordinated via her 501.c.3 non-profit organization, AMEN Communications, Inc.
Scott was featured on the calendar and in the book, "Crowns: Portraits of Black Women in Church Hats." Before retiring, she served on many community Boards; was active with Eden Rotary; led several Employee United Way Fundraising Campaigns; and was a volunteer hospital chaplain. Presently, she is a Golden Soror with Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. and a licensed evangelist/missionary at Wells Memorial Church of God in Christ (COGIC). She leads public relations at her church and for the COGIC Greater NC Jurisdiction's Dept. of Women.
She and husband, Paul, live in Greensboro, and co-host a gospel show from 5 to 9, Sunday mornings, on 90.1 WNAA-FM Radio at www.wnaafmhd.com. 'Brother Paul & Able Mable' have been married over 40 years and enjoy traveling, dining, and spending quality time with family and friends, especially their adult sons, Paul and Joshua, and grandchildren, Legend, Grace, Mercy, Jace, and Anja.