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Ann White

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Ann White
Born (1964-05-28) May 28, 1964 (age 59)
🏳️ NationalityAmerican
💼 Occupation
Author

Ann White (born May 28, 1964) is a Christian author, speaker, Bible study teacher[1] and founder of Courage For Life Ministry, a 501 C3 global non-profit Christian organization.

Her 2018 book, Courage For Life, is about her personal journey with God.[2][3]

Ministry[edit]

White founded Courage for Life Ministry in August 2014. She works with at-risk women in the United States and in partnership with local churches in South Asia. White published an eight-week curriculum based on her book, Courage For Life, to assist those dealing with abuse.[4] This passion also led her to take on a project which is an all-female-voiced audio recording of Scripture.[5]

White is co-host of the Atlanta television talk show, Atlanta Live.[6]

Audio Bible[edit]

The Courage for Life (CFL) Bible is the first audio version of the Scripture that features a diverse group of female voice actors reading the New Living Translation produced by a two-time Grammy-nominated recording artist. There were 12 professional voiceover actresses from Burbank, California out of nearly 80 women who auditioned. Using this gender-specific treatment, this helps teach a woman who has been victimized by a man.[5]

Books[edit]

  • 7 Steps of Courage
  • Courage for Life
  • Courage for Life Study Guide
  • Courage for My Life
  • Transforming Lives Through Teaching

References[edit]

  1. "Brant, G. D. Ann White's '7 Steps to Courage' Offers Help Overcoming Obstacles".
  2. "Courage For Life".
  3. "Fear of Death Behind Most Other Major Fears - Ann White, Author. (2018, January 26)".
  4. "Lusinski, N. (2018, April 27). 9 Ways To Attract "The One" Into Your Life, According To Religious Leaders".
  5. 5.0 5.1 "How Prison Ministry Inspired an All-Female Audio Bible".
  6. "Wilharm, S. (2018, March 23). Ann White – Author, TV Host".


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