At the West Coast Leaders Retreat, during a surrender exercise, one of the hardest things I laid before the Lord was my husband’s walk with Him, along with surrendering my job, finances, the business that I had just developed, and our fertility journey. Releasing my husband was hard. I had prayed for him to receive the Holy Spirit since we
I was in the trenches of trying and waiting for a baby for over 7 years. During that time, I lost my faith, went through a divorce from a marriage that should have never happened, and found God again. I remarried in 2021 to the man I had prayed to find all along. I found Moms in the Making at
I’ve been married to the love of my life, Ben, for 11 years. Like many couples, we wanted children but focused on our careers first. Four years into our marriage, we still hadn’t conceived, and in 2019, I discovered I had diminished ovarian reserve while trying to donate eggs to my sister. That moment began years of infertility treatments, appointments,
For three and a half years, my husband and I tried to conceive. Month after month, I faced negative tests. Tears were shed, and prayers were lifted up. After two rounds of IUI, we finally got pregnant with our miracle boy, who is now two years old. In the summer of 2025, we decided it was time to start trying
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 has been more than a resource during infertility or a place for community, it is the ministry that brought me closer to Jesus and revived and strengthened my marriage. In August of 2021, when I found the ministry while in a dark place in our journey, I never could have imagined the profound impact it would
God led me to Moms in the Making in 2023. At that point, my husband and I had been trying for a baby for two years, and I felt so alone in my journey. I didn’t know anyone else struggling with infertility. My friends were very supportive, but they didn’t fully understand the complexities of what I was going through.
I have had stage 4 endometriosis and PCOS since I was 17. These conditions have caused many challenges in my life, affecting relationships—whether with family, friends, or in intimate connections. Despite this, God has graciously given me an understanding partner who has been there through the infertility journey and chronic pain. However, it has still been difficult to grasp God’s
My husband and I started dating in 2010 and got married 3 years later. We were very young and dragging along into our marriage was our painful pasts. The first year, my husband became very depressed. Quickly, our life together became very negative and “dark”. After about a year, he slowly started to feel better (thank you, Jesus). But because
Last year I joined Moms in the Making. My husband and I had been married little over a year at that time. My marriage was on the brinks and it was a dire situation that only God could fix. A few months before the Moms in the Making conference, my husband told me he didn’t think he wanted to be
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