| Description |
172 pages ; 18 cm |
| Summary |
"The death of a loved one sends us on a lonely and painful journey, one Kirk H. Neely knows well. Not only did he spend nearly twenty years counseling the bereaved as a pastor, in just a few months' time he faced the death of three loved ones--including his son. In Navigating Grief, Neely offers personal stories and practical information to help you come to terms with death, whether expected or sudden. With great compassion, he walks you through the process of grieving, suggesting symbols of hope that assure us of God's care and concern during each attachment and separation we experience. He also includes a special section on the needs of grieving children. Along the way, he never fails to point you toward our ultimate hope--eternal life in heaven, including a joyful reunion with those who believe"-- Provided by publisher. |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 171-172). |
| Subject |
Grief -- Religious aspects -- Christianity.
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Bereavement -- Religious aspects -- Christianity.
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Consolation.
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| Added Title |
When grief comes.
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| ISBN |
9780800740467 pbk. |
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