Women's Conference Registration

EVENTS

Women's Conference 2025 - Empower. Equip. Thrive.

Join us for an inspiring complementary Women’s Conference that addresses the challenges of womanhood in today’s society while equipping you with tools to thrive in your faith, family, profession and community.

Ana Samuel, Ph.D., Academic Director at CanaVox, will delve into the cultural and ethical challenges women face today and how embracing truth, love, and natural law can lead to a flourishing life. A scholar and mother of six, Ana brings a wealth of knowledge and practical wisdom for navigating the complexities of modern life.

Noelle Mering, acclaimed author and Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, will explore the influence of modern ideologies and provide insight into reclaiming the beauty and strength of a Christ-centered life. As the co-author of the Theology of Home series and author of Awake, Not Woke, Noelle offers a refreshing perspective on living with purpose and integrity.

Nicole Tittmann, a professional coach and mentor, will inspire and guide you to discover and nurture the unique gifts God has entrusted to you. Drawing on her expertise in education, personal coaching, and years of experience as a speaker, Nicole will help you navigate personal and professional growth with confidence and grace.

This conference is designed to inspire like-minded women to navigate societal pressures, embrace their God-given dignity, and build confidence in working hard and striving for growth in marriage, family, career, and personal development. Through powerful talks and engaging discussions, you’ll gain encouragement, practical tools, and the support needed to persevere through the challenges that make us better women.

Donations welcomed to support the conference and future conferences.

Date:

March 8th, 2025

Time:

10am-2pm
(Lunch provided)

Location:

Saint Mary Magdalen Church Hall

Address:

25 N Las Posas Rd, Camarillo, CA 93010

Speakers

Ana Samuel Ph. D. - CanaVox Academic Director

Ana Samuel, Ph.D. is a graduate of Princeton University and the University of Notre Dame, where she completed doctoral work on the political theory and sexual ethics of Montesquieu. She was the first executive director of the Witherspoon Institute at its foundation in 2003. She edited No Differences? How Children in Same-Sex Households Fare and directed the development of the New Family Structures Studies website.

In 2013, she helped to launch CanaVox, where she continues to oversee the academic content of the organization and ongoing education of the State Leaders. With their help, she develops the CanaVox reading lists in English and Spanish, and ensures that the articles and stories we promote meet high academic standards, conform to our natural law principles and cheer points, and have heart.

Every summer, she enjoys teaching the dialogues of Plato and Aristotle’s moral philosophy to high school students for the Witherspoon Institute’s summer seminars. She and her husband are the grateful parents of six.

Noelle Mering - Author & Fellow

Noelle Mering is a Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center where she co-directs the Theology of Home Project. She is an editor for Theology of Home, co-author of the Theology of Home book series, and the author of Awake, Not Woke: A Christian Response to the Cult of Progressive Ideology.

Nicole Tittmann - Life Coach & Mentor

Nicole Tittmann is a professional coach dedicated to helping women to discover and achieve the gifts God has given them. With a master’s degree in education and a coaching certification from the Meta Performance Institute, Nicole brings a unique blend of expertise, empathy, and practical tools to her clients.

Her professional journey includes years as a stylist and public speaker, specifically on the topics of modesty and beauty. Today, she applies her experience and passion to coaching, offering personalized guidance to women navigating personal and professional growth.

Nicole is also the proud mother of six children, two of whom are married, two of whom attend TAC, and two of whom are currently living at home. She draws from her rich life experiences to connect deeply with those she mentors.