Aglow News
News stories from Aglow worldwide.
Recently, we received a testimony from Lynelle Frazier, President of Columbia, KY Lighthouse. Not only is Lynelle relatively new to Aglow, but she is also the first President of a Lighthouse that will soon be celebrating its second birthday!
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…
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:
The Louisa, KY Lighthouse was birthed in March of 2024. Just a short two years later, they had their first anti-trafficking awareness event.
An Aglow Transformation Evangelism team of ten traveled to the Negros and Siquijor Islands in the Philippines on February 25 for two weeks of glorious adventures with our Lord Jesus and the Holy Spirit.
Karan Reed, US Director of the NW Region, attended the Lighthouse meeting in Madras, Oregon, in March. This was a special opportunity to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Madras Aglow’s Lighthouse.
Early in March, the Savannah, Georgia, Lighthouse hosted Carolyn Williams, the newly appointed Georgia State Leader, at a luncheon and honor banquet where Carolyn spoke about the refreshing and relaunching of Love Your Neighbor, which was initially shared by Carolyn’s mom, Mary Lance Sisk.
The Annual Open Conference held recently from the 20th to the 22nd of March 2026 was a cherished family gathering of Aglow members, past leaders, friends of Aglow and those who serve in other ministries.
The Paradise, CA Community Lighthouse was birthed on March 12, 2012, right before the devastating Camp Fire in 2018.
Aglow International is honored to welcome Jeanette Ward to the International Board of Directors (IBOD), a woman whose life and leadership have been marked by deep faith, steady service, and a passion to see others walk boldly in their God-given identity.