Elisha, founder of Waiting for Baby Bird celebrated 18 years of marriage with her husband at Table Rock Lake, MO. As with any anniversary, symbolizing another year gone by, she began reflecting on if she heard God really say she would have a child named Josiah. So she asks Him. To learn what God did, continue reading.
In the infertility community, the importance of "living while we wait" is emphasized. To navigate this challenging period, several strategies are suggested: serving others, reframing thoughts, staying socially connected, planning enjoyable activities, exercising, adopting hobbies, avoiding life pauses, cultivating gratitude, evaluating life choices, and investing in friendships. Embrace these practices to find purpose and joy.
On Sunday, April 21st, an open house will be held in Carmi, Illinois, to kick off National Infertility Week. Hosted by Waiting for Baby Bird, will feature a free barbeque lunch, live music, giveaways, and a chance to learn about their services. The nonprofit organizations Resurrected Hearts Missions Ministries and MENS HELPLINE are among the event's sponsors.
The 2024 Empowering Hope Conference, hosted by Waiting for Baby Bird Ministries, offers dynamic worship, teachings on infertility, and personal support. Attendees can expect prayer, prophetic dance performances, and free gifts. The event includes meals, door prizes, and chances to win raffle baskets. Early bird registration is available until May 28th. Email waitingforbabybird@gmail.com for more information.
Have you ever looked around and thought they are so lucky? Maybe they have the perfect house, nice wardrobe, or a family that is everything you've ever wanted in life? Me too. But, as the old saying goes, just because their shoes look nice doesn't mean they don't walk around with holes in their socks.
