Aglow is a global Kingdom movement of women and men with a unified purpose: to see God's will done on earth as it is in Heaven.
Aglow International is a global network in 170 nations. We are called to stand firm in a changing world, speak God’s truth into every situation, and align earthly circumstances with Heaven’s plans. Above all, we are carriers of His Presence, bringing the light of His love and glory wherever we go. Learn more...
Last year, Beth Cameron, Idaho State Prayer Coordinator and the Idaho West Area Team President, used an idea with the local Lighthouse that came from Kristen Cummins, VP of Financial Development on the CA Southwest Area Team. Darcy Schumacher, VP of Public Relations on the Nevada North/California High Sierra Area Team told Beth that Headquarters…
Cheryl Rice, VP of Ministry Development at the Goodyear, AZ Lighthouse shared the different things that the group has been doing at their monthly meetings. Starting off the year, the group planned a wedding for their worship leaders, Melvin and Krisa, who has been leading worship since the new Lighthouse began in May, 2023. Everyone…
Last summer, Headquarters was contacted by DeAnn Hilmoe, President of the Pierre Prison Lighthouse of Pierre, SD, wondering if we would allow her to make copies of the GameChangers transcripts to be used in a women’s prison. We, of course, told her to ‘go for it!’ Here is a follow up story detailing how lives…
The Lord is greatly manifesting His Grace and favor through Aglow in the nation of Bolivia! Bolivia is a beautiful country within the Andean and Amazonian regions of South America that is proud of their cultural traditions and Christian faith. Aglow Bolivia has groups located in 5 areas of their nation: La Paz, Tarija, Cobija,…
The Aglow Kalimpong Area, located in Northern India, was able to meet together for a two-day Aglow Leadership Training retreat recently. This was their first gathering since the pandemic began in 2020 and there were 30 in attendance.
We held a one-day conference for our Aglow women in early November. About 25 women attended, most from Artsakh or Nagorno Karabagh, where the war and deportations had just happened.