where do we go from college?

My husband & I are both in school. He is finishing his Bachelor's degree at Lee University in youth ministry & I am finishing my 2 year degree at Cleveland State in accounting within the following year. But what happens next?

As a supportive wife of a man called to ministry, I know it is my responsibilty to follow him whereever he is called. However, being a girl who lived her whole life until college in Nashville, it is very hard for me to picture us up & moving far away as soon as he graduates. I have talked to him about & prayed that God will keep us somewhere near my home just in the beginning of our journey in the ministy. Here are my 2 biggest reasons:
1. My parents. They aren't the normal couple who are content to be alone together. Their lives revolve around their children not each other. They've had a rough relationship.
2. My dream job has always been being a mommy. All I wanted was a house-full of children. A baby has been on my heart a lot lately & I would love to be able to have one once Joshua has started his career. However, the thought of having my first child & my mother not being in driving distance scares me. If our child were to cry constantly through the night from an earache, how would I know? If our child fell & busted their chin like I did as a little girl, what would I do? Also, I want my parents to be active in their grandchildren's lives from the very beginning (& my parents aren't much for traveling).

So why am I still working on my degree if I just want to be a mother? Normally, it is very difficult to raise a family on 1 income. I want to be able to set money back before we have children & to be able to go back to work if necessary once our children are older to continue saving for their college. I am a very smart person as well, & do not want to let my mind go to waste. I enjoy gaining knowledge in the matters of math, business, finances, & accounting. It is helpful when becoming an adult & buying a house or budgeting a household.

So while every morning I wake up & say to myself "why am I wasting my time in school?" I think about my love for having a big family that faces as few financial struggles as possible. My mother worked her butt off to always give us more than we needed. We were never in debt & we never struggled, even through my father's 4 heart attacks. I want to be able to give our children the same peace of mind & example to follow. Planning out what job I will have or when I will be able to finish my bachelor's degree(hopefully online) is not possible in the ministry. But knowing what my husband & I want for our lives & knowing what lengths we'll go to to achieve them is definitely a good plan.

Marrying a youth minister has taken me for a ride. This lifestyle has already begun to teach me that no answers will be of any value if they aren't coming from the Lord. While I have done my best to plan out every move in my life, I can no longer do that.I have to have faith. Real faith that says "I have no idea what tomorrow brings or where tomorrow puts us, but I trust in my God, & my God will not let me down."