Glennon Doyle

Glennon Doyle (born May 22, 1974) is an American author, public speaker, and activist who has built a significant platform advocating for women's empowerment, personal authenticity, and social justice. Born in Charleston, South Carolina, Doyle first gained prominence through her wildly popular blog Momastery, where she shared candid essays about motherhood, marriage, faith, and personal struggles. Her confessional, often humorous writing style resonated with millions seeking honest conversations about the gap between societal expectations and lived reality. Her bestselling memoirs, including Carry On, Warrior (2013), Love Warrior (2016), and Untamed (2020), have sold millions of copies worldwide and been translated into numerous languages. In Love Warrior, Doyle documented her marriage's transformation following her wife's coming out as lesbian, becoming an influential voice in discussions about love, identity, and authenticity. Beyond her books, she lectures globally, addressing audiences at universities, churches, and conferences about courage, integrity, and resistance to restrictive social narratives. Doyle's work has inspired massive cultural conversations about women's agency, religious faith evolution, and LGBTQ+ inclusion. Her integration of personal narrative with activism has made her one of the most influential contemporary voices in discussions of identity, belonging, and female empowerment.