What can you do to help a child who has lost a parent, grandparent, or friend to death or separation? This book will help you listen to children, answer their questions, and guide them in their passage through grief.

Shunning platitudes and easy answers, Nancy Guthrie deals head-on with the issues experienced by those who are going through suffering and loss. Through lessons drawn from the biblical story of Job and the experience of losing her infant daughter, Hope, Nancy gently challenges readers to embrace suf... (more)

Filled with practical advice and heartfelt encouragement, Hope Again offers sincere help for those who hurt. Honestly facing the reality of pain, Swindoll sets forth dynamic and trustworthy counsel that anyone--in any generation--will find reassuring. In his poignant and practical style, Swindoll re... (more)

One of the hardest questions in life, and a stumbling block for many, many people, the question of why people have to suffer, has haunted believers since the dawn of time. Many people struggle to reconcile an all-powerful, all-knowing, all-loving God with the world we see around us filled with death... (more)

Julia Tugendhat discusses the practical, psychological and spiritual ways in which we can make our own deaths as 'good' as possible - for ourselves and our carers.