BE A SOURCE OF COMFORT AND STRENGTH.
When a friend loses a loved one, what can you say to bring comfort and healing? How cam you console a heavy heart?
In How to Help a Grieving Friend, Stephanie Grace Whitson identifies the subtle difference between helpful and hurtful conversations. She shares her grief-tested strategies with you so you can be equipped with the right words to say when your friend needs you the most.
If your friend needs you more than ever, take some time to read over the guidance in this book. You can be a vital source of comfort and strength. Now you can know exactly what to say and best of all, how to say it.
Contents
Introduction
1. "I Can't"
2. "I Must"
3. "I Can and I Will - by God's Grace"
In closing...A Word About Me.
After a While
About the Author
COMMENTS from Readers
Comments from people who have used this material:
"Stephanie has given us a real guide to the valley of the shadow of
death. Not only does she give us gentle suggestions on how and how not
to help a grieving friend, she also gives us a poignant memoir of love
and loss."
Robin Owen, M. Ed., LCPC
"Taken directly from the journal of a grieving wife, this book is an
invaluable, practical, and even inspirational what-to-do tool for
well-meaning friends."
Nancy Moss, author of The Seat Beside Me and The Sister Circle.
