Annette Hubbell
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Annette Hubbell

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Annette is a San Diego native who enjoys writing, acting, history, and traveling to the Holy Lands. Her first book, "A Spoonful of Grace: Mealtime blessings in Bite-Sized Pieces" was awarded the 2018 Illumination Award, given for exemplary Christian writing, in the family/parenting division. Please visit her website at www.annettehubbell.com. Before the book, there was acting. Before the acting was a career in water management. But then, Annette decided to actively pursue a creative side. She wrote and performed her first play, "Witness to Gettysburg" in 2009 and performed it more than 200 times. She portrayed Eleanor Roosevelt in "Tea with Mrs. Roosevelt" written by Sherrie Colbourn. (Younger audiences often ask why she speaks in such a high-pitched voice—they don't know that Eleanor's voice could be a challenge to listen to!) Her third production is "Women Warriors" in which she portrays seven extraordinary world changers. They didn't start out as extraordinary—quite the contrary—but they all ended up with something in common: they publicly gave credit to God for their accomplishments. Learn more on her webpage: www.annettehubbell.com. Click here to see Annette as Eleanor Roosevelt having fun with the Ice Bucket Challenge: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dhqywfe4Zg See a trailer of her play "Women Warriors:" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQu1k38K7tk Annette has an Apologetics Certificate from Biola University, an MBA from CSUSM, and a business degree from SDSU.
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