Anchored in Hope

Anchored in Hope A ministry of Kearney E-Free Church for women grieving the loss of a child through pregnancy, infancy, infertility, or adoption.

Our Purpose:
To walk alongside women who are experiencing this unique type of loss and direct them to Jesus Christ, the only one who can heal this part of their story. Finding Hope:
Meet with a woman who has been through the same grief. We have a team of support moms who have gone through the same grief you are currently experiencing. Through times of sharing, study and prayer, your support mom wi

ll walk alongside you as you look to find hope in a seemingly hopeless situation. Gather with others looking for hope. Find support through other moms in a quarterly gathering that will focus both on opportunities to learn from guest speakers and support one another through seasons of grief.

08/23/2023

Sending love and light to those walking through this day.

03/16/2023
Mother’s Day is often a painful reminder of the babies in our hearts who we long to hold in our arms. If you attend a Ke...
05/07/2022

Mother’s Day is often a painful reminder of the babies in our hearts who we long to hold in our arms. If you attend a Kearney eFree Church service tomorrow, stop by our table after the service for a gift from Anchored in Hope.
❤️-Skye

04/06/2022
02/19/2022

At IF:2022, We’re going to talk about how to live in this world right now and how to navigate a life that goes against culture. How do we build community in the middle of that? How do we tell people about Jesus? There’s a reason we’re still alive. There’s a reason we’re still here. Our lives matter in this time, and we’re not going to waste it!

https://efree.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/51/responses/new

At IF:2022, We’re going to talk about how to live in this world right now and how to navigate a life that goes against c...
02/18/2022

At IF:2022, We’re going to talk about how to live in this world right now and how to navigate a life that goes against culture. How do we build community in the middle of that? How do we tell people about Jesus? There’s a reason we’re still alive. There’s a reason we’re still here. Our lives matter in this time, and we’re not going to waste it!
https://efree.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/51/responses/new

At IF:2022, We’re going to talk about how to live in this world right now and how to navigate a life that goes against culture. How do we build community in the middle of that? How do we tell people about Jesus? There’s a reason we’re still alive. There’s a reason we’re still here. Our lives matter in this time, and we’re not going to waste it!

https://efree.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/51/responses/new

The most comforting thing I found through my miscarriages was when I felt God leading me to an understanding that He, to...
12/09/2021

The most comforting thing I found through my miscarriages was when I felt God leading me to an understanding that He, too, is deeply saddened by death. It made me feel less angry and more validated. Although not specific to miscarriage, this article explains it well. ❤️ - Skye

“Therefore, the importance of “Jesus wept” is recorded in the Gospel of John. Jesus models for us that sorrow is something that needs to be felt. Grief is a part of life. Even though He knew that, in mere moments, Lazarus would be raised to life by Him, and that He would, one day, defeat death — the final enemy (1 Corinthians 15:26; Revelation 21:4) — Jesus still cried over the loss of His friend.

When the question arises, “Why would God allow this to happen?” It is a soothing reminder that Jesus did not like this about life. He became angry, He wept in the face of death. He, Himself, experienced death, a horrible, painful death on a cross, so that we may be with Him forever — never having to experience death again (1 Corinthians 15:55).

Even though we have this hope that one day we will experience eternity with the Lord (1 Thessalonians 4:13), it is ok to grieve, to feel sorrow, to feel angry about death, because Jesus did too.

Because Jesus wept he reminds us of the reality of death. Even though he knew Lazarus would rise again, he still felt the painful emotions associated with the passing of a good friend. Jesus' tears also remind us of God's goodness. Even though the world has gone very wrong, because of sin, it will not always be this way. We have hope.”

The importance of “Jesus wept” is recorded in the Gospel of John. Jesus models for us that sorrow is something that needs to be felt. Grief is a part of life. Even though He knew that, in mere moments, Lazarus would be raised to life by Him, Jesus...

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