Our fertility community has witnessed countless miracles over the years—stories of healing, restoration, provision, and breakthrough. These testimonies matter. They carry weight. And they deserve to be shared. In Hebrew, the word testimony means “do it again.” Every time a testimony is told, it doesn’t just remember what God has done—it releases faith for Him to do it again. Testimonies
For years, my story was marked by words doctors spoke over me. “You may never carry a baby.”“You will never conceive naturally.” Doctors were certain. Statistics were convincing. The future they painted felt final. But thankfully, I found Moms in the Making, where I was reminded that God’s plans are greater than medical reports. Through what can only be described
I felt strongly led by the Holy Spirit to attend the Moms in the Making event in January 2026. At the time, this prompting felt completely unreasonable, as my newborn was barely three weeks old, and I lived many states away. However, out of obedience, and out of a deep desire for breakthrough in my marriage, I chose to follow
My husband and I went through four years of infertility. I had PCOS, one blocked fallopian tube, suspected endometriosis, and fibroids. We tried numerous treatments, including multiple rounds of IUI and two rounds of IVF. We did our egg retrieval on November 7, 2024, and retrieved three eggs. We completed a transfer that November, but it was unsuccessful. We completed
Before Moms in the Making, I would wake up in the middle of the night consumed by thoughts of infertility. I cried in the shower most nights and felt deeply alone, even though I had a support system around me. But last summer changed everything. God opened a door I didn’t even realize I needed. He gave me space to
In 2021, I was heartbroken and lonely because of my difficulty getting pregnant. I was desperate for help but didn’t know where to turn. I decided to take a chance on the Moms in the Making conference in Dallas without knowing anyone there. I went because I couldn’t find joy. At the conference, when I heard Caroline speak, I realized
Before the 2025 Moms in the Making conference, I felt lost and broken. During the conference, I encountered God in so many ways, from the moment I left to the moment I returned home. I knew I needed to be there, but I was honestly scared—traveling alone, showing up by myself, and meeting new people felt intimidating. Still, I took
God has been moving in mighty ways in our journey. We experienced unexplained infertility for over four years. The wait was long, hard, and heartbreaking. After four failed IUIs, God called us to become foster parents. We welcomed a four-day-old baby boy in January 2024 and officially adopted him this August. Fast forward to the Moms in the Making conference
I came to one of the recent Moms in the Making prayer calls carrying a heaviness that didn’t make sense to me. I had a beautiful seven-week-old baby—one that many of the women on that call had prayed for, hoped for, and believed for right alongside me. And yet, I felt drained and numb. Caring for three miracles who call
At the Moms in the Making conference this past fall, I attended Alicia Johnson’s breakthrough session, Fruitful in Soul. I didn’t know what to expect, but it ended up being incredibly powerful. One key takeaway stayed with me: “Go back to the place of pain, but this time bring God into that moment. Hand Him the pain you’ve been holding and release it
We want to hear your story! Where has God done in your life? Your testimony could be the very thing that restores hope, strengthens faith, and reminds someone else that God sees them and has not forgotten their story.
