Synopsis
“What Happens When I Die? A Study of Life After Death” explores a variety of personal experiences associated with life after death. It begins with the real experiences that participants bring to the study. What do they think? What have they heard? What has been their experience? What sense does any of it make? The study looks at reports of near-death experiences, death-bed visions, out-of-body experiences, apparitions, reincarnation, and after death communications, and explores them in light of what the Bible and Christian tradition teach about life after death. Each chapter offers opportunities to discuss and reflect upon a particular kind of life after death experience and ways the Bible and Christian faith can help people as they deal with deep questions about the meaning of life and of death. What does our Christian faith say, and what does it not say? The overall goal of the study is to lead participants toward a transforming encounter with Christ that offers hope and life in the face of death.
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About the Author
2003 George Hover is the author of the FaithQuestions study What Happens When We Die? A Study of Life After Death. George Hover is an ordained United Methodist Elder, and before retirement was a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor in Ohio. He attended Boston University School of Theology, served an inner-city church in the Boston area, then served as a missionary in Singapore for four years. After serving a church in Ohio, he became a professional counselor and worked in agencies and in private practice in Ohio. He has four children and five grandchildren. Following his oldest son's death in an accident, he developed a workshop curriculum called 'Life After Death Studies" which was offered in a number of churches in Ohio, Maine, Florida and Michigan, as well as in hospice training events, bereavement support groups, community groups, retiree's groups. He is married to Carol, and since retirement, lives most of the time on a Maine tree farm, when not visiting his children and grandchildren. Leisure time activities include research on life after death issues, and playing jazz piano alone and in a group.
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