ABOUT THE MOVEMENT

FOR WOMEN IN SEARCH OF THEIR BEST SELVES

The Godllywood movement empowers women to rediscover their best selves in all areas of life, including at home, work, and in their personal relationships. Through the practice of faith-based principles, they aim to help women overcome challenges and achieve personal growth, even if it requires stepping outside their comfort zones.

Open to all women, the movement's self-help seminars offer a welcoming space for spiritual, emotional, and personal development. Held every two months at the UCKG HelpCentre, these seminars are a chance to connect with other women and learn valuable tools for navigating life's complexities.

Bring a friend, sister, mother, colleague, or anyone seeking growth to the next seminar. Prepare a pen and paper to take notes and remember the valuable insights you receive.

Our meetings take place every two months. Watch this page for updates. For more info call or WhatsApp 2827 2525.

About The Event

Real Stories

REAL WOMEN, REAL STORIES

Real life stories of women who found transformation through the Godllywood movement.

Jecell Cabusas

Searching for a solution to my financial crisis, I neglected my spiritual life. I isolated myself and stopped getting involved with my usual activities, which left me feeling down and lacking peace. But then a Godllywood Self-help meeting about the mind and heart showed me I had to humble myself or risk losing my salvation. I let go of my extra jobs and reverted my focus to the things important to God, the protection of my soul and salvation. Today I have restored peace and joy inside.

Joenalyn Simbolas

I used to be extremely shy, but inside, I struggled with a hot temper, and sensitivity. I was also a nagging wife and mother, causing my children to rebel against me. The Godllywood Self-help meetings prompted me to reflect on my behavior. I humbly sought forgiveness from my family and committed to self-improvement. Today, my relationships with my loved ones have flourished, with them even following my positive changes by joining me in attending church. Most importantly, I have peace.

Dalisay Buduan

I was impatient, had no self-control and couldn't accept correction. I easily got mad if someone spoke too much or repeated things. I didn't listen to anyone and was proud. Worst of all, I didn't realize my behaviour hurt those around me. But when I joined the Godllywood Self-Help meetings, I slowly analyzed myself. I learned to value the opinions of others. I gained self-control and patience. As I humbled myself, God continues to guide me to be a better woman with good character every day.