Anna Grace White is a Catholic author, speaker, and educator dedicated to helping women and young adults discover the freedom, beauty, and joy of life in Christ.

Raised on a farm in Minnesota, Anna moved to Southern California for college, where she spent nearly a decade forming hearts and minds in Catholic education. She earned a Bachelor’s degree in Education and Spanish from Pepperdine University and a Master’s degree in Theology from the Augustine Institute, later serving as the Theology Department Chair at JSerra Catholic High School.

In 2022, a providential meeting on an airplane led Anna to her husband, Alex. Following their wedding and Alex’s entry into the Catholic Church, they relocated to the Pacific Northwest, where they are now raising their two children, Esther and Abe.

Drawing on her background in classroom teaching and theological study, Anna brings depth, warmth, and clarity to her writing and speaking engagements. She combines sound doctrine with practical guidance to help audiences navigate modern cultural challenges with grace and confidence.

Her favorite topics to teach on include the following: 

• The Battle Against Beauty: Reclaiming True Femininity
  Aspiring to holiness in modern culture can feel like an uphill battle. Many of the greatest gifts of womanhood—beauty, purity, gentleness, and authentic community—are increasingly misunderstood or undermined. Anna equips women to identify these cultural pressures and reclaim what is genuinely true, good, and beautiful about themselves.

• Is There Hope? Why Godly Dating Is Worth It
  Young Catholics often fear that living by the Church’s vision for relationships is restrictive or unrealistic. Anna dismantles this myth, showing how Catholic teaching on dating isn't a set of burdensome rules, but the ultimate pathway to lasting joy and authentic love.

• Joyful Freedom: Trusting the Church’s Moral Teaching
  Christianity is not a starvation diet—everything the Lord asks of us is rooted in His desire for our flourishing. Anna addresses the lie that following Christ leads to a dull or lonely life, reframing the Church’s moral tradition as a clear roadmap for real freedom and peace.