Dealing With Family Conflict as a Loved One Is Dying
While some conflict in the family at this difficult and emotional time may be inevitable, working through these difficulties and emotions is healing.
Getting Through the Annual Reminders of Your Loss
By Carol Luebering Memory writes on every page of the calendar—here a birthday, there a holiday, further on a wedding date….
Getting Through the Holidays when you’ve lost a loved one
by Darcie D. Sims The holidays are coming and I’m not sure I’m ready. I’m not sure I’ll ever be ready…
Prayers That Bring Comfort in Times of Grief
Whatever the loss that plunges us into grief, we have a way to begin our journey to peace and wholeness. That way is through prayer.
Five Ways to Get Through the First year of Loss
by Nancy Stout As I write this, I am just weeks away from the first anniversary of the death of a…
Finding Light in the Darkness of Grief
By Linus Mundy What do you do when it feels like grief is your only possession? It has entered into your…
Why We Need to Tell the Story of the One We Lost
By M. Donna MacLeod “I don’t want to forget my John,” Regina said, staring at the photograph of her husband that…
Making Funeral Arrangements in Advance
Many people would rather not think about death and funeral arrangements. But there are strong emotional, social, and financial reasons to make funeral arrangements in advance. Here are a few suggestions.
A Time of Grief—Short Prayers for Your Healing
By Peggy Ekerdt A few weeks after the sudden death of my brother-in-law, I spent the day with his 6-year-old son….
Grieving the Loss of Your Parent
My mother, lying in a darkened hospital room, was close to death. But as she reached for my hand and looked…