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Autumn Leaves

Our Mission

     Our mission is to uplift and encourage women who have lost a child.  With God

     centered leadership, we will share our own experiences to help you through

     your crisis and find ways to heal.  

     Our heart to heart sessions will guide you through surviving everyday life in 

      your new normal, facing uncomfortable moments, awkward conversations

      and heartbreaking reminders.  

Our Heart to Heart Team,

their stories and how this ministry came to be,

Rhonda Humphreys

My son was killed in a car wreck at 32 years old and it devastated my whole family. Now, years later, I am truly whole again. I will be forever grateful, for a savior who never let go of my hand.

“For I am the Lord, your God, who takes hold of your right hand and says to you, Do not fear; I will help you.”     Isaiah 41.13 

God held on to my right hand as he promised. Because of Him, I feel called to spend the rest of my days encouraging and uplifting mothers who have lost their precious child.

I often meet mothers in the depths of despair. They are tired and sometimes don’t feel like they can go on. They ask me “How did you survive?”.  “Can I live through this pain?”  The answer is “yes”, you can. There are others that depend on us and so we must survive. But how?

Women’s Heart to Heart ministry has answers to these questions and many more. There is life, after the death of your child. You will never forget them, nor will the ache in your heart ever go away.  Although our lives have forever changed, we do not have to remain in the dark. During the stages of grief, the future can become brighter. Once again, we can find joy in the small things. Yes, it’s true, life is not the same, but there is hope. 

I think of my son nearly every day. I truly miss his knee slapping laugh and his crooked smile. I know there are things you too, miss about your child.  I would love to hear about them and share the healing journey with you.  

When I’m not working with other women at various events, I like to cook, water ski, go 4 wheeling and sit around a fire and visit with my family.

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Kim Blakley

I started my journey in grief when I was 10 years old. At the age of 10, I witnessed my best friend’s death, while riding bikes. When I was 23 years old, I found my biological father, and when I turned 25 years old, he died by suicide. 

God blessed my life with three boys and in 2021,  I lost my youngest son, he was 24 years old. He died by suicide. 

Among many other losses in my life, these three have been tragic, traumatizing losses that have greatly impacted my walk in this temporary life. 

At the age of 10, I made a decision to be baptized for my faith in Jesus Christ to become a Christian and follow Jesus, and my submissive obedience of trust and faith has moved me from suffering to healing. 

Until I get home to my real home Heaven, I will carry the aches of this life with me, but I have learned to not let them control me. God‘s word has given me his promises of peace, comfort, rest, strength, guidance, hope, and healing.

Hebrews 6:18-19 tells us “ to lay hold of the hope set before us,” and that hope in God’s promises is “an anchor of the soul, both sure and steadfast”. Thus,  when we have hope in God, it can truly dispel our fears of falling into frustration and despair.

Rhonda Clark

As a Licensed Professional Counselor, Rhonda’s focus is on providing a warm and trusting environment.  She believes with the right tools and support, every client can be reminded of their unique strengths and experience growth to meet their individual goals.

She uses biblical truth along with research-based counseling methods that lead to restoring wholeness. She explores the influence of relationships, spirituality, thought patterns, nutrition, and physical health on mental health experiences.

She provides individual, marriage, parenting, and family therapy serving children, teens, adults, and families.

She received her Master of Arts in Counseling from Dallas Baptist University.

Outside of counseling, Rhonda loves hiking, traveling, playing the piano, reading, and serving in the children’s ministry at Granbury Chapel Bible Church. 

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