faith & hope

after pregnancy & Infant loss

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When you can’t even open your Bible…

an excerpt from the morning blog

After my son died, my faith was not strong. In fact I was desperate. Maybe you are desperate too. Maybe you are so broken and so hurt by God that you can't even open the Bible. And the thought of praying feels beyond impossible.God knows. And He isn't angry or disappointed. He doesn't love you less. And He doesn't leave you alone to figure it out. Renowned theologian, preacher, teacher, and author Charles Spurgeon, a man who loved God deeply and suffered greatly, once said:

“The very sight of the Bible made me cry. I could only keep alone in the garden and I was heavy and sad, for people had been killed in the accident and there I was, half dead myself.” Sermon 2213, “Honey In The Mouth"

In the midst of deep agony Spurgeon, a man who revered God and had seemingly unshakeable faith, remembers a moment when the mere sight of God's Word made his heart ache. And yet, God still pursued him in that moment…

Read the full post here

“Hope for the Hurting gave me just that, in a time when it was hard to read Scripture. It was like a friend coming alongside me, reminding me of truth and telling me things would be ok with time, even if it’s so painful in this moment.”

— Joy, 1st Trimester Loss Mom, Recurrent Miscarriage

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Hope for the Hurting

after pregnancy & infant loss

Hope-filled passages from the Bible, paired with a short devotional

top resources

FOR navigating faith after baby LOSS

our 30-day devotional for grieving moms about where god is in grief

Not Alone: God is With You

on the morning blog

Bible Verses for the Woman Grieving

Everything Happens for a Reason & Other Christian Cliches About Grief

by kristin hernandez on the morning blog

with maryesther caldwell on the joyful mourning podcast, episode 198

Infertility, Loss & Lament After 2nd Trimester Loss

Answering Your Questions About God & Faith After Baby Loss

with Jennifer tyler on the joyful mourning podcast, episode 178

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after pregnancy & infant loss

common questions about faith

It is so hard, and I'm so sorry for what you're walking through. First, know that you're not alone. Grief is so complex and our relationships with God often change as a result of all the loss and trauma. I can't make any promises about what your relationship with God will look like in the future, but I do know this -- Even when it doesn't feel like it, God is with you. He sees you. He loves you. He weeps with you.
I would encourage you to be honest with God about what you're feeling. I would also encourage you to be honest with a trusted friend or spiritual mentor who can pray for you, with you, and listen without judgment. Healing takes time, and that's okay, but don't do it alone. The women in our free, online Community would love to support you in journey, too. Click here to join us inside.
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Not at all. We are here to provide hope, support, and community to any woman grieving pregnancy or infant loss (and to those who love her).
We do come from a place of believing that the person of Jesus, as written about in the Bible, is where true hope is found. You can find our full belief statement here if you'd like to know more about what that means for grieving moms.
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We’d love to share more about faith and knowing God.You can email us at with the subject line: “Talk to me about faith” and we’d love to talk with you more. You can also visit this website to learn more about how to know God personally.
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Where is God in your pain?

sometimes, especially in our grief, God feels so far away.

In Not Alone, our 30-day devotional written by grieving moms for grieving moms, we explore just that.

For one month you can take your time soaking in meaningful, accessible Bible passages with guided study questions, thoughtful journaling prompts. Whether you do this alone or with friends, we pray it’s a balm to your weary soul.

learn more here