With honesty, sensitivity, and concern for biblical truth, this book address life after death and the role of suffering in human experience. Included are issues such as suicide, out-of-body experiences, and the fate of the stillborn and the aborted.

In Journey toward Wholeness author R. Carroll Stegall shares his experience of coping with prostate cancer. Stegall brings his gifts as a storyteller and his perspective as a person of faith to this work that informs and enables cancer-sufferers (especially men) and their families to better articula... (more)

A tender and compassionate compendium on grief, written as a series of letters between a pastor and a parishioner he seeks to comfort.

What the Dying Can Teach the Living. If we learn to listen and observe carefully, the dying can teach us important things. From standing at the bedside of the dying, Dr. Robert Wise came to realize there were important patterns and steps that the dying were trying to describe. And, yet, many miss th... (more)

Prayer can be especially difficult when we are ill, and the comfort and assurance of faith may seem like just a faint memory. In Times of Illness offers a simple way to pray in difficult times, a way to keep our balance when we are under duress. Chapters focus on issues and emotions that trouble t... (more)

A booklet for Christian bereavement. In Revelation seven angels are sent to explain what is happening. One says, ""Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord." So the New Testament begins with Jesus' Beatitudes (blessings) and also ends with blessings. It has been an assurance that has encouraged God'... (more)