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Condition: New. A FEW Words Of Comfort For The Grieving: The One Year Companion For The Brokenhearted (Paperback or Softback).

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Authors include: Kimberly Joy Krueger, Reji Laberje, Annabelle Ahlers, Susan Brozek, Karen Bruno, Neesie Cieslak, Jessica Chase, Lisa Danegelis, Victoria Dreckman, Rebecca Faye Grambort, Line't Lewerenz, Luanne Nelson, Maria Christine Notch, Amy Sikkema, Heather Taylor, Traci Weldie, Ava Willett. Edited by Reji Laberje with Associate Editor, Amy Oaks. This book is a roadmap through your grieving journey. 'A FEW Words Of Comfort For The Grieving' provides reassurance through the most difficult of trials. Stories of loss vary from death to unemployment, from childhoods erased by abuse to identity crises as life stages end, from miscarriages to health challenges. Grieving is not just the result of losing a loved one, although those stories are certainly in these pages; it can come from moving, from betrayal, from the ends of relationships, from violent experiences, and from change . . . in short, it comes from the human experience. In FEW International Publications' second latest collaborative book, readers will find peace and even joy through life's struggles of denial, pain, guilt, anger, bargaining, depression, looking back, loneliness, and transition. They are treated to a year-long, personalized journey of growing closer to God at the very time when they may feel most abandoned. This book and its writers are truly the readers' companions as they heal their way forward through their grief and toward rebuilding, acceptance, and eternal hope. …