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A friend’s child dies. A loved one gets cancer. A young husband becomes a widower.
What do you say in these tragic circumstances? How can you put your love into action and offer the hope of Christ?
The bestselling book, Hope in the Mourning provides first-person testimonies of such trials and advice on aiding the grieving from those who have grieved. Learn what to say, what not to say and how to effectively serve those in the deepest, darkest valleys. With heartfelt stories, practical advice, rich hymns, poetry and scripture, this book offers comfort to the grieving and valuable insight to those who come alongside them.
What do you say in these tragic circumstances? How can you put your love into action and offer the hope of Christ?
The bestselling book, Hope in the Mourning provides first-person testimonies of such trials and advice on aiding the grieving from those who have grieved. Learn what to say, what not to say and how to effectively serve those in the deepest, darkest valleys. With heartfelt stories, practical advice, rich hymns, poetry and scripture, this book offers comfort to the grieving and valuable insight to those who come alongside them.
Price: $24.99
Pages: 270
Publisher: Clovercroft Publishing
Imprint: Carpenter's Son Publishing
Publication Date:
22 August 2023
Trim Size: 9.00 X 6.00 in
ISBN: 9781954437883
Format: Hardcover
BISACs:
FAMILY & RELATIONSHIPS / Death, Grief, Bereavement, RELIGION / Christian Living / Death, Grief, Bereavement, SELF-HELP / Death, Grief, Bereavement, RELIGION / Christian Ministry / Counseling & Recovery
Our suffering leads to greater sancification and to greater glory. I trust you will be encouraged by these stories of God's faithfulness in the midst of suffering.
— John MacArthur, Pastor and best-selling author of "The Power of Suffering"
The joy of life is often drowned out by the guarantee of death, but we have a hope and His name is Jesus!
— Alistair Begg, Pastor of Parkside Church and author of "Truth for Life"
Emily understands how to help those with wounded hearts. She has collected a treasure trove of astounding stories that showcase overcoming grace, sacrificial love and undaunted courage.
— Joni Eareckson Tada, Joni and Friends International Disabilities Center and author of "A Place of Healing"
The last thing a person who is deeply grieving needs is a room full of chatty people or a standard-length book with point A and point B and a study guide that follows. Emily Curtis has captured exactly what someone who has suffered great loss needs in those moments when even close friends aren’t enough. This book is a collection: a cornucopia of Scripture, hymns, sweet stories of God’s comforting grace. In 2014, my wife of almost 45 years stepped into heaven. That’s my story of loss. Maybe it’s yours, too. Or it might be the story of someone you love who has suffered indescribable loss. Emily’s book hadn’t been published when Bobbie died in 2014. But if it had, this book would have been exactly what I would have needed. Thank you, Emily. Your book is a gift.
— Robert Wolgemuth, Best-selling author of "Finish Line: Dispelling Fear, Finding Peace, and Preparing for the End of Your Life"
— John MacArthur, Pastor and best-selling author of "The Power of Suffering"
The joy of life is often drowned out by the guarantee of death, but we have a hope and His name is Jesus!
— Alistair Begg, Pastor of Parkside Church and author of "Truth for Life"
Emily understands how to help those with wounded hearts. She has collected a treasure trove of astounding stories that showcase overcoming grace, sacrificial love and undaunted courage.
— Joni Eareckson Tada, Joni and Friends International Disabilities Center and author of "A Place of Healing"
The last thing a person who is deeply grieving needs is a room full of chatty people or a standard-length book with point A and point B and a study guide that follows. Emily Curtis has captured exactly what someone who has suffered great loss needs in those moments when even close friends aren’t enough. This book is a collection: a cornucopia of Scripture, hymns, sweet stories of God’s comforting grace. In 2014, my wife of almost 45 years stepped into heaven. That’s my story of loss. Maybe it’s yours, too. Or it might be the story of someone you love who has suffered indescribable loss. Emily’s book hadn’t been published when Bobbie died in 2014. But if it had, this book would have been exactly what I would have needed. Thank you, Emily. Your book is a gift.
— Robert Wolgemuth, Best-selling author of "Finish Line: Dispelling Fear, Finding Peace, and Preparing for the End of Your Life"