🙏🏽 Invite God Into Your Birth Room 👶🏽
Rooted in faith and biblical principles, this community helps women give birth with God as their co-laborer—an active participant, working alongside the woman in her birthing process and beyond.
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Mini-Series: Conversations with the Breath of Life Leadership Team, Marcia Jankee Interview (opens the original)
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This is part of Conversations with the Breath of Life Leadership Team , where I’m talking with members of the leadership team about faith, birth work, and what it looks like to serve women and families while keeping God at the center. In this episode, I interviewed Marcia Jankee, a wife, mother, doula, perinatal educator, student midwife, and midwife assistant with a heart for serving women and families. Marcia serves as Secretary, Communications & Social Media Coordinator for the Breath of Life
Mini-Series: Conversations with the Breath of Life Leadership Team, Candace Muir Interview (opens the original)
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I love, love, love this conversation with my friend and fellow birth professional, Candace Muir. Affectionately known as Candy, she is a professional doula who loves God, family, birth, and babies. Candy is on the leadership team of Breathe of Life (BOL) Christian Birth Workers Association. She serves as BOL’s Community Engagement and Events Coordinator. Our conversation explores what it looks like to care for the whole person—spirit, soul, and body—and why our relationship with Christ influence
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