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Glory House opened its doors in 1994 as a shelter offering spiritual guidance for homeless women. It was founded by Katy Jones, Pat Lawson and Phyllis Parmenter; three women who pooled their resources, rented a two story house and incorporated as For His Glory, Inc., a nonprofit, tax-exempt organization. Thus began the work of Glory House that provided stability, time to learn, and personal ministry to homeless women in a nurturing homelike atmosphere.

Since its inception, the Glory House Program has evolved.  We now offer a six-month restoration curriculum, and no longer serve as a homeless shelter. Rather, the program is designed to help hurting women realize their own potential, learn new life skills, and deal with damaged relationships. 

Glory House can accommodate up to 18 women, all at various stages in the program.  The facility still maintains that homelike atmosphere the founders created, and residents have small, yet comfortable bedrooms.  We also have a classroom, conference room, counseling suite, small garden area, and office space. 

At the present time, Susie Barnes serves as the Executive Director of Glory House.  Susie is passionate about expanding and improving the program so that it may continue to touch the lives of countless women well into the future. 
 
Hope, Healing & Direction for Women