Julie Fowler, speaker and bible curriculum writer, joins us for a meaningful conversation about her journey of infertility and the resources she’s created for other couples coping with infertility and loss. Julie shares how scripture helped her in her grief and how she wove her faith into intentional community connections that served as a lifeline during her years of loss and struggle. Whether you’re supporting a friend or infertility is part of your personal story, you’ll find helpful wisdom in this conversation.















Podcast Key Points:









* A raw, honest account of one woman’s journey through infertility to parenthood







* Practical ways to maintain faith while acknowledging grief during difficult seasons







* Specific strategies for building supportive relationships by clearly expressing your needs







* Information about valuable resources designed specifically for those navigating infertility









Mentioned in this podcast:









* Treasures in the Waiting – Bible Study for Women by Julie Fowler







* Navigating Infertility & Loss – Bible Study for Men by Julie Fowler







* Attachment Webinar with Dr. Nicole Wilke – Wednesday, May 14th – Register Here







* Connected Families’ Spanish-language podcast episodes







* Join the Table – Connected Families’ monthly donor community







* Episode 224 | Attachment Myths Busted: How Your Attachment Style Shapes Everything







* John 11







* Romans 12:15







* Job 17:11









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Guest Bio:







Julie is a curriculum writer, speaker, pastoral care leader, and executive director of Julie Fowler Ministries.







Through her years of infertility, failed adoptions, miscarriages, premature birth and loss of identical twins,