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  • When Anxiety Becomes an Invitation
  • When You’re Searching for Joy
  • When You Struggle with Worry After Loss

Everyone grieves differently. Drawing from her cou Everyone grieves differently. Drawing from her counseling background, Kelly Ransdell explains three categories of grieving styles, how these may show up in relationships, and how recognizing them can foster compassion and unity. Catch more of this conversation by tuning in to Episode 63: By His Wounds, We Are Healed with Kelly Ransdell, now available wherever you listen to podcasts and at hopemommies.org/podcast
Lent and the weeks leading up to Easter can hold a Lent and the weeks leading up to Easter can hold a unique level of grief for Hope Moms. The world begins to celebrate new life, joy, and resurrection—but for many who have experienced losing a child, this can also stir deep reminders of what is missing. If this season feels heavy, you are not alone. Easter reminds us that grief and hope can exist together. Because Jesus lives, death does not have the final word. "And He who was seated on the throne said, 'Behold, I am making all things new.'" -Revelation 21:5 If your heart feels tender this season, we invite you to read today’s blog and be reminded of the living hope we have in Christ. 🤍 Tap the link in our bio to read the full post: https://hopemommies.org/because-he-lives
Our 2nd Annual Miles for Hope race in Roseville, C Our 2nd Annual Miles for Hope race in Roseville, CA is set to launch April 2nd! If you aren't local and can't attend as a sponsor or participant, there will be virtual ways for you to join us and have your Hope Baby remembered with us. We can't wait to see you! Follow along over at @milesforhoperoseville
“We won't be the same as we were before our Hope b “We won't be the same as we were before our Hope babies…allow yourself to be different than you were because it's a testimony to your baby's meaningfulness in your life and the power of your love for that baby.” - Kelly Ransdell, Episode 63 In our latest podcast episode, Kristin is joined by Kelly Ransdell, Ministry Support Lead for Hope Mommies, to talk about how grief affects our minds, bodies, and relationships and how Christ’s wounds bring true healing. We hope you’ll join us for Episode 63: By His Wounds We are Healed, now streaming wherever you listen to podcasts and at hopemommies.org/podcast.
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Hebrews 6:19

"We have this as a sure and steadfast anchor of the soul."

Everyone grieves differently. Drawing from her cou Everyone grieves differently. Drawing from her counseling background, Kelly Ransdell explains three categories of grieving styles, how these may show up in relationships, and how recognizing them can foster compassion and unity. Catch more of this conversation by tuning in to Episode 63: By His Wounds, We Are Healed with Kelly Ransdell, now available wherever you listen to podcasts and at hopemommies.org/podcast
Lent and the weeks leading up to Easter can hold a Lent and the weeks leading up to Easter can hold a unique level of grief for Hope Moms. The world begins to celebrate new life, joy, and resurrection—but for many who have experienced losing a child, this can also stir deep reminders of what is missing. If this season feels heavy, you are not alone. Easter reminds us that grief and hope can exist together. Because Jesus lives, death does not have the final word. "And He who was seated on the throne said, 'Behold, I am making all things new.'" -Revelation 21:5 If your heart feels tender this season, we invite you to read today’s blog and be reminded of the living hope we have in Christ. 🤍 Tap the link in our bio to read the full post: https://hopemommies.org/because-he-lives
Our 2nd Annual Miles for Hope race in Roseville, C Our 2nd Annual Miles for Hope race in Roseville, CA is set to launch April 2nd! If you aren't local and can't attend as a sponsor or participant, there will be virtual ways for you to join us and have your Hope Baby remembered with us. We can't wait to see you! Follow along over at @milesforhoperoseville
“We won't be the same as we were before our Hope b “We won't be the same as we were before our Hope babies…allow yourself to be different than you were because it's a testimony to your baby's meaningfulness in your life and the power of your love for that baby.” - Kelly Ransdell, Episode 63 In our latest podcast episode, Kristin is joined by Kelly Ransdell, Ministry Support Lead for Hope Mommies, to talk about how grief affects our minds, bodies, and relationships and how Christ’s wounds bring true healing. We hope you’ll join us for Episode 63: By His Wounds We are Healed, now streaming wherever you listen to podcasts and at hopemommies.org/podcast.
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