Newsletter Articles
Aglow news from around the world
Did you know that even today, there are still hundreds of people groups who have never heard the glorious gospel of eternal life through Jesus Christ? That reality is both sobering and deeply stirring.
On Saturday, April 18, 2026, a Regional Aglow in Strasbourg, France had a blessed and powerful day in the Presence of the Holy Spirit.
Dr. Tahira Saleem, National President of Aglow Pakistan, pointed out to me in a message recently that women (especially those over the age of 50) are facing many negative thoughts…
If you have not yet registered for the Thursday night banquet at this year’s US National Conference in Washington, DC, be sure you sign up before the Banquet cut-off date of June 5th!
Aglow Switzerland held an event this month in their nation’s federal city of Bern. Aglow National President, Ingeborg Heri wrote to us and shared the following letter about the event:
In anticipation of Aglow’s upcoming 59th Conference, held in Washington DC, this month’s Aglow History article peeks into the past to the year 1983, to the same city of Washington DC in which Aglow held its 9th ever conference.
This last week, we celebrated Mother’s Day, and I really began to think about Moms – especially young Moms. I thought back to when I first started in Aglow.
Having gone back through Graham Cooke’s 2025 Conference message, Radical Renewal, I viewed it through a new lens and saw 70 key statements that jumped off the page. You can access them on the Aglow website in four languages.
It is with great joy and gratitude that I write to you today to share exciting news regarding our International Board of Directors. I am continually inspired by how God is raising up leaders to serve His purposes across the nations, and today we celebrate two remarkable women stepping into new roles of influence and service.
The trafficking of humans existed centuries before Christ and, unfortunately, continues today. Very simply, human trafficking is the exploitation of a person for profit. Aglow International has had an Anti-Human Trafficking Ministry for approximately 15 years.