Posts by Janae Lovern
Capital Hilton Hotel
We, at Aglow Headquarters, are excited to share with everyone that our 2026 Aglow US National Conference, taking place in Washington DC, this September, will be held at the Capital Hilton Hotel right on Capitol Hill!
Read MoreZambia Teen Aglow Gate Keepers
Teen Aglow (Generations) in Zambia continues to expand into new Kingdom territory as their incredible group leaders are inspired by the Holy Spirit with new ways to reach the younger generations in their community and nation!
Read MoreThe Zip Code Club
The Zip Code Club is a children-focused prayer group whose mission is to learn how to pray. Formed in conjunction with a trip across Pennsylvania, it was birthed because we were looking for the next generation of leaders to bring up in Aglow.
Read MoreOops! Your Attitude is Showing
In 1979, the September/October issue (#42) of Aglow Magazine featured a small section on page 11 that announced, “Aglow is growing! The following groups were affiliated in June-July 1979.” It is quite amazing to see how far and wide the Lord moved in Aglow in the 12 years after Aglow started in 1967!
Read MoreGenerational Names
As a child growing up in the 1990s, there was a lot of information thrown at us very quickly as technology “grew up” with us.
Read MoreAglow Sierra Leone
Aglow Sierra Leone held a thanksgiving service to thank the Lord for keeping them in service and to express their gratefulness.
Read MoreBridging the Gap
This week, a former Aglow staff member, Susan Boucard, visited our Headquarters offices. It has been more than 20 years since she had been to Aglow Headquarters, and those who remembered her were delighted to see her again, and those who came on staff after she left enjoyed getting to know her during her visit.
Read MoreUganda Transformation Trip
When one goes on an Aglow Transformation trip, faith and trust must be two components of the trip that go with each one.
Read MoreAglow Magazine
Who remembers the Aglow Magazine? As I write this, I am imagining hundreds (or maybe thousands) of women around the world raising their hands saying, “Me! I remember!”
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