When I speak to churches, my heart is to equip and encourage those who are walking alongside grieving moms. While I share from my own story of loss, the focus is on helping women’s groups and ministry leaders better understand what grieving moms are truly experiencing—and how to support them in ways that are compassionate, helpful, and rooted in God’s truth.

I create a space where leaders can honestly explore the challenges of supporting someone in deep grief—what to say, what not to say, and how to simply be present without trying to fix what cannot be fixed. Together, we look at how the church can become a place of safety for grieving moms, where their pain is acknowledged, their questions are welcomed, and their faith can be gently nurtured.

Through a Scripture-centered message, I offer practical, thoughtful ways to come alongside grieving moms—not with pressure or platitudes, but with steady love, patience, and understanding. My goal is to help churches feel more confident in supporting these moms, so no one has to walk this road feeling unseen or alone.

When I speak directly with grief groups, I lean more deeply into my personal story—sharing the loss of my child and the many emotions that followed, from anger to guilt to deep sorrow. I openly share how God met me in those moments, even when I couldn’t feel Him, and how He gently carried me through each step of the journey. These gatherings are more personal and tender, creating space for moms to see that they are not alone and that God is present, even here.

It would be an honor to serve your church and walk alongside both your leaders and the moms you care for.