Mend 2026

 Wow! I think we forgot we had a blog website 😅 Mend Ministries has stayed active all this time and if find yourself here looking for support, we would love to have you! 

Mend Ministries is devoted to supporting and encouraging women going through any kind of wound in the journey of motherhood. Whether that be the loss of your child ( miscarriage, stillbirth, infant or child loss, abortion, or adoption loss), walking through infertility, or any other wound in the journey of motherhood- we are here to support you. 

Our goal is to create a safe space for women to bring their most raw and honest self in the midst of their own unique paths of loss and waiting. Along the way we find community, like mindedness, and a path to growth and healing together. As we seek to understand and know who the Lord is in the midst of life suffering, we find our own unique journeys of hope and healing. We would love to have you join us!

We meet every second Tuesday of the month at Fellowship Bible Church in Rogers, AR from 7-9PM in the Annex of the Early Childhood Building. 

If you have questions or would like to meet one on one please do not hesitate to reach out via email or text at mendministries@gmail.com  | 479-295-6987



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