Like many of us, I found Moms in the Making through a frantic, desperate search while navigating all of the emotions that come with infertility. Through joining a group and going through the studies, I found hope for the first time in our journey! I loved the community, encouragement, and support each group brought, and I quickly found myself making
My husband and I have been married for over eight years. For half of our marriage, we walked through the heartbreak of infertility while longing to grow our family. About a year into trying to conceive, I began experiencing severe symptoms of endometriosis that continued to worsen. I went from living a normal life to needing a cane and mobility
At the last meeting of our Moms in the Making spring semester, I found myself sobbing. As we went around sharing, the women testified to how Moms in the Making came at the perfect time in their lives. They shared how the fellowship brought healing, breakthrough, a renewed perspective, hope, and a deeper relationship with the Lord. Hearing their stories
Before I found Moms in the Making, I was in the trenches of grief and loss. I was part of an online support group, but it was no longer helping, and I knew I needed something more. I felt so alone. One day I was talking with my grandmother about everything I was going through, and she said, “We’re going
When I first started this journey, I never imagined that some of my greatest support would come through a ministry outside of my church. My first group was small, but I kept showing up for group anyway. Through my leader and my first conference, I met women who would become dear friends. Though we live in different parts of the
Going through fertility treatments is an incredibly challenging journey. Doing it while living in a country far from your family makes it even more difficult. I faced countless medical appointments, setbacks, and disappointments, often feeling very alone. Because I did not have a close support network, I often wished I had someone who truly understood what I was experiencing—someone I
In 2023, immediately after getting married, my husband and I felt a calling to start our family. We were full of excitement and expected everything to happen quickly, as we had seen that be the case for others in our lives. After six months of trying, we found out we were expecting. Our sweet baby went to be with the
$20,000 is the amount I needed for my endometriosis surgery and travel in January 2023. I was so anxious and stressed because I didn’t know how I’d pay for it. I knew it was God’s plan, so I trusted He would provide. During the December 2022 Moms in the Making prophetic prayer night, an intercessor prayed for the finances for
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
Moms in the Making brought me closer to God and helped me realize how deeply community is needed on this infertility journey. I attended my first conference in 2024 with my mom and knew only one other person, my group leader. I sat at a table of welcoming women who showed me what I had been missing all along. I
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.
