The Wild Lily

06/06/2026

Thomas and I are honored to lead our third month of Sacred Valleys 🤎
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Together, we lead from the perspective of being loss parents ourselves and inviting Jesus into the grief we’ve experienced losing babies through miscarriage and still birth- while also struggling with the grief that secondary infertility adds to the mix.
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We want you to know that are not alone in your loss walk- this is a safe place to share your stories and share your babies with other parents who can relate ❤️‍🩹
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Please feel free to comment or message me if you have more questions 🤎
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Sacred Valleys is a peer group created for anyone who has experienced the loss of a baby through miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant loss. This Journey can feel incredibly isolating, but you don’t have to walk it alone. This group is for moms and dads alike and is open to anyone in our community, whether or not you attend our church. Here, you’ll find a compassionate and understanding environment where stories can be shared, grief can be acknowledged, and babies can be remembered.
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Sacred Valleys meets very 2nd Monday of the month at 6:30 PM here at Abundant Life Church and will next meet June 8th.
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No matter where you are in your journey, you are welcome here. If you or someone you know could benefit from Sacred Valleys, we invite you to reach out or join us. You can also text the word “VALLEYS” to 610-486-5140 to stay up to date on the group’s happenings.

06/01/2026

Brass and clay earrings are always some of my faves! They go with basically everything!
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Check out both & to view what’s in stock or shoot me a message to see what I have on hand!

05/09/2026

Praying a gentle Mother’s Day weekend for all the loss mamas. Your sweet babies are so so blessed to have you to love them so well.

If you’re needing a little extra support, we are meeting Monday, May 11th at 630pm at in Birdsboro.

Text “VALLEYS” to 610-486-5140 for more information and to stay updated for our future meetings.

05/09/2026

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“The grass withers, the flower fades, but the word of our God will stand forever.”
‭‭Isaiah‬ ‭40‬:‭8‬ ‭ESV‬‬

02/27/2026

Calling local(-ish) loss parents!

Me and my friend Lindsey together with The Rustic Rose LLC Studio have designed this dear project in honor of all of our babies in heaven. 🤍 Each one can be personalized in honor of your sweet one(s)- or if you want to gift one for a friend in honor of their babe, that’s an option too!

There are about 15 spots left, so you’ll want to sign up soon!

Please let us know if you have ANY questions! We are looking forward to meeting some new loss mamas as we paint and snack!

Add customization to your piece. Message will be engraved as it is typed using Times New Roman font. Projects are 12" tall by 10.5"' wide. Pieces are individually cut to create a 3d layered looked. Customize your pieces during the workshop by picking out the paint colors you want. ALL SALES ARE FINA...

01/26/2026

So excited to support the through this fundraiser 🤍🩵🩷
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Our sweet Asa & Hope are included in the names on the back of this shirt in honor of baby Brynn 💜
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If you’d like your own, link is in my bio 🤍

12/21/2025

In this season of life, hope is something that I’m trying to cling to. Hope is something that feels a bit painful at times; something I want let go of, but something God keeps telling me to hold onto; to carry around with me. I picture my hope in a brown shoe box, as though I’m carrying it around in my armpit… it’s my little buddy that goes everywhere with me- even when I would desperately like to store it on a shelf in heaven for safe keeping-asking God to give it back when the time is right.

But the Bible tells us that hope deferred makes the heart sick, and earlier this year, when I tried to put my hope on a shelf in heaven, it did make my heart sick- and it started leaking like a poison into other parts of my life, making me bitter, untrusting and resentful towards God.

I was sent a Butterfly Box from Twelve 12 Ministries, a ministry that supports parents struggling with pregnancy loss and with infertility. In this sweet box was a sticker with Romans 12:12 “Rejoice in hope, be patient in tribulation, be constant in prayer.”
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I have been patient through tribulation this year, and I have been constant in prayer… but being joyful in hope has been something I have been struggling with. To keep hoping for something that seems impossible, means being vulnerable for heart break- over and over again.

As I read this verse, I told God, “But my hope is in heaven with you- for safe keeping.” He told my heart, “I never asked you to put your hope in heaven.”

So I grabbed this hope box, one of my most precious possessions right now- the one that somehow grieves me too and I’ve kept it with me ever since.

A couple of weeks ago, I was at a market next to my new friend, The Painted Lily. At the end of the market, as I looked over her beautiful work, I saw this ornament, and knew that it was made for me. When I showed it to Thomas, I could tell it was made for him too, as we both continue the practice of welcoming hope- wild hope. Hope that doesn’t make sense.

So I’ll continue to pack around my hope box- maybe a little worse for wear- and as I read this beautiful ornament to my heart- I am rooting myself in the truth of God and of his word. That he is still faithful, that hoping in him is still a trustworthy anchor for my soul, and that all of his promises in Christ are “yes!” and “amen!”