A keynote for the woman who serves everyone but herself.
Women’s conference keynotes, retreat weekends and ministry leader training. Canetha Amour-Porter speaks faith-first to the woman who has been taught that rest is something she has to earn.
Church women are the most over-carried women in America.
And they are the least likely to admit it, because saying no feels like saying no to God.
She serves in three ministries, keeps a household, holds a job, and shows up on Sunday looking like the answer to somebody’s prayer. She has never once said out loud that she is exhausted, because in her mind that sounds like a lack of faith.
So she keeps pouring, and the pouring gets called obedience, and the emptiness gets called a season.
Even God rested. Nobody told you that part was for you too.
Four talks, one throughline.
Every talk is rewritten for your room. A women’s conference, a retreat weekend and a ministry leader training each carry this differently, and the talk says so in their language.
Even God rested
Rest is not a reward for finishing. It was built into the design, and somewhere along the way she was taught that part was for everybody else.
Caring is not carrying
Boundaries for women who were raised to believe that saying no is the same as saying no to God. Naming that out loud is the moment a room exhales.
The tired that sleep cannot fix
Why the rest never holds, and what is actually being spent by the woman who serves everywhere and is poured into nowhere.
Holistic wealth
Mental, physical, spiritual, relational and financial. Why a woman can be spiritually rich and running on empty in four other rooms of her life.
Formats run from a single conference keynote to a full retreat weekend, with participant workbooks and The Glue Woman™ Assessment included for every attendee. A limited number of dates each year are held for churches at a rate built for ministry budgets.
What your women walk out with.
Recognition
Your women stop performing for the length of the talk. In a church, where being fine is often the price of belonging, that is not a small thing.
Language
She leaves with words for something she has carried silently for years and believed she was not allowed to say out loud.
One thing she can do
Not a list, and not another ministry to serve in. One specific practice, and the reason it is the right one for where she actually is.
A way to keep going
The Glue Woman™ Assessment names which pattern she carries and what to do next, at no cost to her or to the ministry.
This is not borrowed material.
Faith is not a bolt-on for Canetha. It is the ground the framework stands on. She teaches discernment, stewardship, boundaries and restoration without ever using shame or fear to move a room.
She lived it
She was the woman who held everything together until it cost her. The work began there, not in a library.
She built the framework
The Amour Method™ and its five pillars of holistic wealth: mental, physical, spiritual, relational and financial. Her own intellectual property, not a licensed curriculum.
She built the diagnostic
The Glue Woman™ Assessment names which of six patterns a woman carries and which of five stages she is in. Your attendees can take it the same day, at no cost.
Named an award winner
Winner of the 2025 Emerging Business Award from NAWBO Greater Detroit, the National Association of Women Business Owners.
She wrote the books
Four titles, including The Glue Woman™, with a workbook library women work through afterward.
She built the room, and institutions use it
Founder of the Amour Women Work Community in Troy, Michigan, where she hosts Inforum’s “Her Whole Self” Infinity Group on the first Tuesday of every month. She is not only speaking about community. She built one and runs it.
A limited number of dates each year are reserved for Schools, Churches, and Nonprofit Organizations.
“Canetha’s impact went far beyond a single demographic, she connected powerfully with our entire room, including our non-profit clients and leadership teams. She delivered clear, highly achievable strategies that our attendees were able to immediately put into action to drive fast, tangible results.”
Tell her the date, the room, and what your women need.
Twenty minutes is enough to know whether this is a fit. Bring your date, your audience, and what you need them to walk out with.
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