Perinatal Bereavement

“The Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves the crushed in spirit.”

- Psalm 34:18

  • FIVE STAGES OF GRIEF

    Grief isn’t linear — it’s a sacred, personal journey. We offer space to process denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance through guided conversations, scripture, and emotional care. Every stage is honored. Every emotion is safe here.

  • BUILDING RESILIENCY

    You can rise again — tender, but not torn. Through therapeutic tools and spiritual strength, we help you rebuild from sorrow with resilience. This isn’t about rushing healing — it’s about being lovingly supported as you grow through it.

  • PSYCHOEDUCATION

    Understanding helps soften the ache. We provide faith-informed education on the emotional and physiological impacts of perinatal loss — so you can name what you’re feeling, know you’re not alone, and access hope-driven healing.

HEALING OFFERINGS

1. Memory-Making Opportunities

  • Keepsake Boxes with scripture cards, a journal, candle, and a token to remember the baby (like a bracelet or a name card).
  • Name Ceremonies or Blessing Rituals to honor and speak the baby’s name aloud in a sacred setting.
  • Prayer Tree or Wall where mothers can write a note or prayer for their baby.


2. Grief-Informed Support Groups

  • Monthly Healing Circles or “Sacred Sundays” — intimate gatherings for shared prayer, reflection, and story-sharing.
  • Faith & Healing Devotional Groups — centered around themes like lament, hope, restoration, and the promises of God.
  • Virtual “Comfort in Christ” Groups for those who can’t attend in person.


3. Creative & Therapeutic Expression

  • Art Therapy Sessions: painting, collage-making, or clay sculpting to express grief.
  • Guided Journaling Workshops with prompts rooted in scripture and soul care.
  • Movement & Breath Classes (like grief yoga or gentle stretching with scripture meditation).


4. Specialized Resources

  • Grief Devotional Series or Healing Prayer Guide specific to perinatal loss.
  • Personalized Scripture Letters — hand-written or printed, speaking God’s heart over the grieving mother.
  • Podcast or Audio Meditations with gentle encouragement, prayers, and reminders of hope.


5. Remembrance & Community Events

  • Annual “Garden of Life” Remembrance Gathering — to honor the babies gone too soon.
  • Candlelight Vigil or Wave of Light Event (especially around October Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Month).
  • Mother’s Day Honor Gifts or Posts — acknowledging bereaved mothers and holding space for their pain.


6. Practical Support Ministries

  • Meal Trains, house cleaning support, or childcare for grieving families.
  • “Comfort Calls” or Prayer Text Check-Ins — regularly scheduled encouragement and presence.
  • Referral Network to trusted Christian therapists, pastoral counselors, and trauma-informed care providers.

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Do you offer services for miscarriage or infant loss?

Yes. We walk beside grieving families with compassion and care, offering spiritual support, remembrance planning, and emotional healing resources.

Can I book counseling after a loss even months later?

Absolutely. There’s no timeline for grief. We offer virtual or in-person sessions tailored to your heart and healing.