I led a Moms in the Making group out of my house for a year and a half. I absolutely loved leading. It was such a gift to open my home and walk alongside other women in this season. But as time went on, my husband began traveling more for work, and it started to feel like too much to continue hosting from our home.
After much prayer and consideration, I stepped away from leading for a semester. It was a very difficult choice because this group had truly been a lifeline for me. Stepping back felt both necessary and painful.
About six months later, a new coffee shop opened in our area called Moss & Co. I went there one day for coffee with a friend and ended up meeting the owner, Josie. As we talked, she shared that she had walked through years of infertility herself.
The next day, I went back to the coffee shop and shared with her about Moms in the Making. Josie told me she had a separate Bible study room in her shop and generously offered for our group to meet there.
We are now in our second semester meeting at Moss & Co., and it has been such a blessing. Not only does Josie allow us to use the space, but she is always speaking words of life over our group and believing alongside us for miracles.
God truly went above and beyond in providing a place for the Montgomery, Texas, group to meet. What once felt like a difficult ending became the beginning of something even better.