ARISE. SHINE.
YOUR LIGHT HAS COME.
OUR STORY
Arising Women is a community of faith, purpose, and sisterhood, built for deaf and hearing women together, not one accommodating the other. We exist for the woman who is carrying more than she says out loud: faith, work, family, purpose, mostly alone.
WHERE
IT ALL
STARTED
MEET THE FOUNDER
Founded by Danielle Harry, Arising Women started as a calling
to walk women through healing, identity, and purpose in Christ. It grew into
a full community: coaching, teaching, and an annual gathering where it all
comes together in person.
Danielle Harry is a Certified Christian Life Coach, speaker, Deaf educator, and founder of Arising Women Network, a Christ centered community helping women heal, grow, and confidently walk in their God given purpose. Through biblical teaching, coaching, and mentorship, she equips women to find freedom in Christ, renew their minds with God's truth, and embrace the life He has called them to live, through her coaching services.
CLIENT TESTIMONIALS
"Danielle creates a safe space. She has a way of helping you reflect, heal, and grow without judgment."
— Kanisha"She helped me keep my focus on Jesus, and in that, I won the battle with the Lord on my side."
— Amanda"You have such a special gift of speaking life into others, helping them see what's possible through faith and belief."
— DebbieHOW WE WORK
WHAT WE BELIEVE
I AM DANIELLE HARRY
This is Danielle's personal coaching space, where the deepest, one-on-one work happens. Clients walk with her through identity, healing, and freedom from rejection, shame, and fear using biblical truth and practical tools to move from stuck to confident.
ARISING COMMUNITY
The space that keeps you connected between coaching sessions and conferences. Weekly prayer, monthly teaching and group coaching, devotionals, and accountability, so healing doesn't stop when a session ends. This is where sisterhood becomes a rhythm, not a one-time event.
AW CONFERENCE
On specific days throughout the year the whole community gathers in person. Rooted in Isaiah 60:1–6, it's teaching, worship, and testimony built for deaf and hearing women equally, every session interpreted, every woman seen. This is where the mission becomes a room full of people living it.
WHY DEAF AND HEARING, TOGETHER.
Representation isn't a feature here. It's the room itself. In practice, that means an ASL interpreter is present at every coaching session, teaching, and gathering from day one, not called in after the fact. It means materials, devotionals, and community discussions are built to work for deaf and hearing women equally. Whichever way you experience the world, you're not an afterthought in this space. You're one of the women it was built for.