Rachel’s Vineyard Conferences

Experiences of grief and pain are often unnamed and unspoken, but both typically accompany abortion, adoption placement, infertility, miscarriage, and stillbirth. Although these experiences are different in some ways, often there are similar struggles. Women, men, and couples – anyone affected by reproductive loss – are encouraged to attend the Rachel’s Vineyard Conference.

Nearly 1 in 4 women and men have been affected by an abortion. An estimated 15% of couples will have trouble conceiving or are affected by infertility, 10-20%  are affected by miscarriage, and 1 in 175 are affected by stillbirth.

Rachel’s Vineyard Conference is an international ministry that is a confidential, safe place to share your story and discover God’s heart of compassion and mercy. The conference is a non-denominational, interfaith environment offering Biblical principles and perspectives for restoration. This conference is being held at a local church Friday April 4 check in starts at 7:30am and the conference begins at 8:00 am sharp and ends Saturday around 5:30 pm. The financial value of the conference is $175. However, conference attendees are charged only $100 for two full days which includes all meals, snacks, beverages, and supplies.  Payment plans are offered. Partial scholarships may be available.

To learn more contact us at hope@realoptions.net or text or call 408.444.5472.  If you speak Spanish contact Jenn Gonzales at jenn@realoptions.net.

“The leadership team was awesome and their commitment and care to each person at the retreat was felt and shown.” Karen

“I have so much love and gratitude in my heart since this experience. The men’s group was amazing. Each man in that group tore themselves wide open and shared with vulnerability and honesty. I am beyond blessed because not only did I witness miracles , I experienced my own healing. I can’t stop praising God. Your team was amazing. Thank you so so so much.” Ryan

“I came with my spouse. I am so glad you encouraged spouses to come, and I am grateful that he came. I am so glad that the men had their own sharing groups.” Jennifer