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
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
After I became pregnant and lost my baby, something inside of me broke physically and emotionally. For many years, I went through different fertility treatments trying to get pregnant. My husband and I began a long journey of surgeries for both of us, IVF attempts that failed… and still, we couldn’t conceive. At some point, I decided to pause everything.
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
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
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
Since 2024, I attended Moms in the Making virtual Bible studies while leaders encouraged me to step into leadership. Fear and doubt held me back, and old comments from family and unsolicited church advice left me feeling rejected. At the 2024 Moms in the Making Conference, I confessed my bitterness, that others received grace while I felt overlooked. Speaking it
When I joined MITM in August 2019, I was hopeless, defeated, and felt isolated in the journey of infertility. At the time, my husband, Ryan, and I had been trying for two years. I was hesitant to join a group because of fear and the worry that no one would truly understand. (Confession… I circled the block for 20 minutes
I got married in 2019, and in March 2021, we became first-time parents to our daughter. Her premature birth and minor hemorrhaging made for a difficult start, but we healed and thrived as a family of three. In the spring of 2022, we began trying to grow our family again. After six months with no success, we were introduced to
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.
