Our History
Dr. Catherine Clark Kroeger, an Old Testament and Greek Scholar, and professor at Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary, met with the women. She shared the story of Hagar – of the abuse she suffered at the hands of Abram and Sarai – and how God saw her and rescued her in her time of need. Soon after, the name Hagar’s Sisters was chosen (click here to read more about Hagar’s story).
In each of the last two years we have grown at a rate of 24%. We expect to continue to grow at this remarkable rate again in 2018.
God began pressing on our hearts the need for a program that could cross boundaries to meet the needs of thousands of women. There were hundreds of women contacting Hagar’s Sisters who could not attend a support group because of distance.
2020
God began pressing on our hearts the need for a program that could cross boundaries to meet the needs of thousands of women. There were hundreds of women contacting Hagar’s Sisters who could not attend a support group because of distance.

The night was dark and still. She grabbed the small bag of belongings she had stealthily packed earlier in the day, and wrapped herself against the night’s chill...

I was married to a man I had met during my freshman year in college. He was from an impoverished family, yet…
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Hagar's Sisters
P.O. Box 2260
Acton, MA 01720