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Contact Information

Speaking Ministry Details

Salvation Date
1976
Home Church
The Church at Rancho Bernardo
Relationship to Church
Member of
Available for
Conferences, Keynotes, Online Events, Published Author, Retreats
Speaking Experience
Full Time (over 20 events per year)
Fee Range
Works with Your Budget

More About Annette Hubbell

Annette Hubbell is an actor, historian and writer whose programs inspire, invigorate and illuminate the indomitable human spirit, powered by God. Her portrayal of Christian Women Warriors will leave you spellbound, encouraged and motivated. 

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Wherever you are in life’s journey, Annette’s portrayal of Women Warriors—ordinary people who became extraordinary because of their simple faith—will leave you spellbound, inspired and motivated. 

I want to inspire, invigorate and illuminate you into the indomitable human spirit, powered by God. I am a writer and actor and want to share with you the remarkable lives of seven women who changed the world. In a series of one-women performances I bring to life the remarkable characters of Harriet Beecher Stowe, Elizabeth Fry, Mary McLeod Bethune, Amy Carmichael, Corrie ten Boom, Gladys Aylward, and Sojourner Truth. As Issac Newton said, "If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants." These women have shoulders big enough for all of us, and from their heavenly vantage point, they reveal secrets to eternity's timelessness. Their journey's show us how an ordinary woman can become extraordinary through a relationship with God. I have been writing and acting since 2007. I formed a production company to present historical characters in theatrical drama settings. In 2018 my first book, A Spoonful of Grace, was awarded the Silver Medal in the Illumination Awards in the Parenting/Family Division for exemplary Christian writing. 2019 brought me Eternity through the Rearview Mirror: How Simple Faith Changed Everything—Seventeen Extraordinary Lives. From Galileo to Johnny Cash I explore how these historical figures changed the world. What did they all have in common? They publicly gave credit to God for their accomplishments. I tell their stories in first person, and from this adapted seven of them for the stage. In 14 minute segments, I portray each of these women using minimal props and costumes. Put these seven characters together and you have a play called Women Warriors (originally directed by four-time Emmy Award winner Sue Ann Staake). See a trailer of it here:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQu1k38K7tk

"I saw Women Warriors by Annette Hubbell and it was fantastic. I laughed and cried as Annette brought each woman to life. It was like I was there with them …it was mesmerizing! She even had the accents down for each woman! What these women went through, and how their lives were changed because of it, was amazing. Annette told of their strength, wisdom, and courage—beautifully." ~ Carol Stanko