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A few months ago, I shared a few keys from Ray Hughes 2011 Conference message. As I went back to look at it again recently, this key struck a chord within me: We are created as an image-bearing, worshipping force to invade the nations of the earth and redeem the sound back to a place of worship, back unto the Throne of God.
If you were not able to be physically present in Washington, D.C. at the Aglow Conference this year, I hope you have taken the opportunity to watch the webcast which will remain up through the end of the year, or download the sessions from the Aglow store.
In nearly three months, January 11, 2027, will be National Human Trafficking Awareness Day, and January will be National Human Trafficking Prevention Month in the United States. Six months later, July 30, 2027, will be World Day against Trafficking in Persons
Soon after I accepted a job at the Aglow Headquarters, I felt the Lord showed me that each Aglow Lighthouse is a gift to the community. I’ve repeated this often down through the years because I believe it to be true. What each Lighthouse brings to the community is priceless.
In the July eNews Monthly Newsletter, we brought two important international Human Trafficking and Anti-Human Trafficking events to your attention that took place in July:
As one who keeps my finger on the prophetic words given to Aglow through the years, one word that is always in the back of my mind is one we refer to as the ‘Thread Word.’ If you were at conference in 1991, you will instantly know what I’m talking about.
In the year 1995, leaders from Aglow Headquarters traveled across the Atlantic to attend the Czech Aglow National Conference as well as visit Aglow Austria. In a post-trip letter, Kay Rogers (former Chief of Strategic Services), serving in her previous role, at that time as Managing Director of Ministry Services, shared about the trip experience and the work of the Holy Spirit in these two nations.
It is time to Register for Conference! Believe me, you will want to be DC this year for our National Conference. A recent email from a leader in the field triggered this because I realized others might not be aware of this, so I am taking this time to remind you. The question from the leader was – can Aglow funds be used to help send leaders to an Aglow conference? The answer is a resounding YES! And this is why: