Past eventHeld October 2–3, 2026
Moms in the Making Infertility Support Conference 2026
A faith-based Christian infertility conference in Dallas, TX, led by Caroline Harries, founder of Moms in the Making.
King’s University, Southlake, TX
- Held
- October 2–3, 2026
- Venue
- King’s University, Southlake, TX
- Audience
- Women currently trying to grow their family
TL;DR
- Moms in the Making Infertility Support Conference 2026 took place October 2–3 at King’s University in Southlake, TX.
- A ticket was billed as including 15 hours of conference time, main-stage and breakthrough sessions, worship, meals, refreshments, a swag bag, product giveaways, 1-on-1 prayer, and surprises.
- The conference was open to any woman currently trying to grow her family.
About
The 2026 theme was “Anything Is Possible.” The conference was described as a faith-based Christian infertility conference led by Caroline Harries, founder of Moms in the Making.
Who was in the room
Women experiencing infertility
The conference was open to women trying to grow their family, including women who had never seen a positive pregnancy test or had experienced recurring miscarriages.
Featured speakers
1 listedCaroline Harries
Founder and conference leader · Moms in the Making
What attendees say
“I can’t put my experience at the Moms in the Making conference into words! And I’ve been 4 times. I think my favorite thing though is seeing the Holy Spirit just changing people in front of your eyes.”
“My favorite part of the Moms in the Making conference was meeting my virtual group girls, worship, our group prayer time, and really all of it!”
Venue & travel
Venue
King’s University, 2121 E. Southlake Blvd., Southlake, TX 76092Getting there
King’s University is 10 miles from DFW airport and 21 miles from Love Field airport.
Questions people ask
5 answeredMoms in the Making Infertility Support Conference 2026 took place October 2–3, 2026.
It was held at King’s University, 2121 E. Southlake Blvd., Southlake, TX 76092.
The conference was open to any woman currently trying to grow her family, including women who had never seen a positive pregnancy test or had experienced recurring miscarriages.
It was most worthwhile for women trying to grow their family who wanted faith-based community, since it was a Christian conference led by founder Caroline Harries, open to women at any stage, and was billed as including worship, breakthrough sessions and one-on-one prayer with an intercessor. Readers seeking clinical or medical information, or who were not comfortable with a worship-centred setting, would get less from it, and the $225 to $255 ticket was billed as covering about 15 hours of conference time with meals.
Attendees at faith-based women's conferences usually wear comfortable casual or smart casual clothes, such as jeans or a simple dress with a cardigan. Comfortable shoes suited long sessions at King's University in Southlake.
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