This week, we pray Psalm 90:17 over our hands, our hearts, and our work. Here's the NIV: May the favor of the Lord our God rest on us; establish the work of our hands for us— yes, establish the work of our hands. If you feel led, share the women (no names please, only one initial for her name), babies, birth workers, and birth centers you are praying for this week.

LINK TO AMAZON PURCHASE HERE A devotional companion for women discerning their call to birth work. Breathe, pray, and listen for God’s leading— one page, one prayer at a time. Are you feeling a quiet pull toward the birth room— yet unsure if it’s truly your calling? Breath Prayers for Discernment offers a gentle path of listening. Through Scripture, reflection, and simple breath prayers, midwife and ministry founder Mary Green invites you to pause, breathe, and let God reveal what He has already planted within you. Whether you are exploring midwifery, doula work, or another way of serving, these pages will help you trade striving for stillness and uncertainty for peace. Inhale: Speak, Lord. Exhale: Your servant is listening. Discover the quiet confidence that comeswhen you walk in step with the One who calls. May He establish the work of your hands.

LINK TO AMAZON PURCHASE HERE For the father who stood strong, and now needs to breathe again. When birth takes a hard turn, fathers often carry more than anyone realizes.Fear. Helplessness. Images that won’t fade.These moments are rarely spoken of—but they matter. Breath Prayers for Fathers Following a Distressing Birth offers a quiet place to begin healing.Through Scripture, reflection, and the ancient practice of Breath Prayer, this simple guide helps fathers pause, breathe, and reconnect with God in the midst of real life. Inside you’ll find: - Short, steady prayers designed for daily use—anywhere, anytime. - Playlist suggestions and space for notes or reflection. - Gentle encouragement that speaks to strength, not sentiment. - Whether kept in a back pocket, glove box, or bedside table, this book is a reminder that your story—and your healing—matter. From Devoted: The Ministry of ChildbirthTending the hearts of those who tend to birth.

Tell us where you serve, the role you fill (midwife, doula, BA, student, intercessor), and one thing God is stirring in your heart these days about birth work. We want to know you!

Hello, and a whole-hearted welcome to you, dear birth worker. Whether you are a practicing midwife, doula, birth assistant, intercessor, student, or simply someone whose heart beats for mothers and babies—this space was created with you in mind. This community is for those who walk into birth rooms carrying prayer and skill… for those who hold the hands of women in the night… for those who pour out strength, wisdom, courage, and Presence… and sometimes find themselves poured out, too. Why Devoted Exists Birth work is holy, beautiful, demanding, and at times deeply depleting. We care so much—and sometimes we do not have the care we need in return. We need biblically-rooted resources for our clients,for our practices, and for our own weary hearts. We need spaces where we are understood— not only as clinicians, attendants, or helpers— but as Believers who carry Jesus into the work of birth. I know this need intimately. As a seasoned, solo-practice midwife in rural Washington, I searched for a place where I could find guidance, rest, support, and language that knit together faith and birth. I longed for someone who “got me,” someone who understood the weight I carried. And when I couldn’t find it, the Lord whispered: Build it. For yourself. And for others. So here it is. Devoted: The Ministry of Childbirth. What You’ll Find Here Inside this community, you’ll discover: - Courses — from Discern Your Call to Intro to Birth Assisting to the full Birth Assistant Training: Becoming a Midwife’s Second Set of Hands. And many more soon to come! - Mini-retreats and breathing spaces for midwives, doulas, and attendants who need restoration. - Breath Prayers booklets and devotionals for mothers, fathers, and birth workers. - Book drafts, printable resources, client handouts, and guides. - 1:1 mentoring and birth story listening—a private space to talk through the births that have shaken or shaped you. - Prayer threads and intercessor circles for those who hold this work before Jesus.