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Aglow Partners with Promise Keepers to Celebrate PK's 20th Anniversary

Jane Hansen Hoyt has been invited to be the first woman keynote speaker at the Promise Keepers 20th anniversary stadium event July 31-Aug 1, 2009. She will be speaking on Friday evening, July 31, where PK began at Folsom Field on the University of Colorado campus in Boulder, CO. They are expecting 50,000 men and women and Aglow has been invited to partner with Promise Keepers in this effort to honor women, modeling men and women working together as God intended. This is Promise Keepers' only 2009 event, "Time to Honor." This is their first open invitation to women.

Read Jane's monthly letter to find out more

Read more about the event by visiting the Promise Keepers Web site

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Aglow Transformation Team Report from Uganda

June 17, 2009

We are overnighting in Kampala tonight.  We will catch the flight to Ethiopia in the morning.  A special dinnerSchool visited by Aglow Transformations Team in Uganda was held tonight, as we will part from our Uganda team members now. They have been wonderful; they do much hard work and are on call at all times.  We collected and then presented gifts to each one of them. It is hard leave them.

 

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Aglow’s Transformation Team Transformed in Philippines

Amy Boles - Philippines“I was unprepared for just about everything,” said 25-year-old Amy Boles after her first trip out of the United States to Negros Island, Philippines, as a part of Aglow’s 12-member transformation team on a short-term mission, March 8-20, 2009.

This is Aglow’s third annual trip to Negros, led by Transformation Director, Janet Mangum, and the rewards are rich for team members. They return with stories of transformation in their own lives as a direct result of how God met them in circumstances that took them way out of their comfort zones. 

Amy was asked to give the evening message at a large gathering on her 4th day in the country, and felt strangely prepared by the Lord and peaceful.

On this trip, the team fanned out to a few public high schools, one with 7,000 students, and were able to share the gospel from classroom to classroom or at a general assembly. They ministered in jails and government offices. They handed out invitations to evening gatherings by going house to house, pausing to pray for those who needed healing.

At those gatherings, physical healings were abundant...

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Aglow's Impact in the Baltics

Aglow Latvia in the village of RogayeLatviaAglow leader, Lasma Shastakovica, along with her husband Raivo, has organized many outreaches to the villages in Latvia.

In March of 2009 Aglow Latvia went on a mission trip to the village of Rogaye, which is close to the border of Russia. It is a journey of 400km (about 250 miles). Most of the funding for the trip came from one disabled person in Iecava.

Aglow Latvia -- meeting the physical needs of the people in the village of ZaliteAn important part of the Aglow ministry in Zalite is charity. In April of 2009 Aglow Latvia provided much-needed clothing and other items to the people in the village.

In addition to these outreaches, Aglow Latvia is expanding their borders! They have started new groups every month by having Aglow members invite women to come to their homes for Bible study. The goal is to start 12 new groups next year.

Visit our International News page for more impacting stories, testimonies from the nations.


NEWS NOW FROM HQ

Seven Winners of Covenant Partner Contest shout, “Whoo-hoo!”

“I’m speechless!” said Lizbeth Duffield  when she was notified recently that she had won an expense-paid trip with Aglow to Israel as part of the Covenant Partner Contest. “I noticed on the Web that I could win a trip to Israel, but I thought, not me. I never win anything.”

Mary J. Miller, Dover, Ohio, winner of the free trip to the 2009 worldwide conference in Louisville, Kentucky, was equally stunned...

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Aglow Board of Directors Meeting

It was a focused time of worship, prayer, proclamation, and decisions as Aglow’s Board of Directors met March 2-6 to set direction for the coming year.

As the world groans  under the burden of a broken financial system and the events around us seem to alert us to the significance of the times in which we live, Jane Hansen Hoyt, President/CEO spoke of opportunity to “stand...still..."

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Top Aglow Stories World Christian News
Steady Growth Comes to Aglow Armenia

February 2009
“Aglow has taken root among us and before completing its 7th year has given ‘birth’ to a new generation,” writes Paro, Armenia’s national committee member, about the start-up of the first Kids Aglow group officially formed in 2008.

Rwanda Leaders' Retreat Held

RwandaJanuary 7-8, 2009
Aglow International - Rwanda held a two day Leaders’ retreat to officially begin organizing and implementing the events that will kick off this year’s activities.

First Nations Outreach Builds Relationships in South Dakota

August 29, 2008
A team of Aglow women from the New England region conducted an outreach on the Lower Brule Indian Reservation in South Dakota June 14-23.

Aglow Uganda Partners with One Touch Awakening Ministries to Combat Malaria Epidemic

July 31, 2008
Aglow Uganda National President, Imelda Bwayo is partnering with One Touch Awakening Ministries of Lake Charles, Lousiana, USA to fight the spread of malaria in Uganda.

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