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Title |
Author |
Brief Description |
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A Book Of Angels |
Burnham, Sophie |
This intriguing book tells the
extraordinary stories of present-day encounters with angels, traces the
appearance of angels in various cultures, and explores how writers--such
as Dante, Milton, and Shakespeare--have responded to angels throughout
history. Illustrated. |
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A Glimpse Of Forever:
Stories of Everlasting Love |
Guideposts - Comfort
From Beyond Series |
In this remarkable book you will meet men
and women who have seen heaven, briefly perhaps, but enough to assure
them that heaven is real. Some can actually describe it, and
others trust God's promise because they have experienced His power to
perform miracles in their daily lives. |
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A Grace
Disguised |
Sittser, Gerald |
"The experience of loss does not have to be the defining moment of our
lives", writes Gerald Sittser. "Instead, the defining moment can be our
response to the loss. It is not what happens to us that matters so much
as what happens in us". Sittser knows. A tragic accident introduced him
to loss of a magnitude few of us encounter. But this is not a book about
one man's sorrow. It's about the grace that can transform us in the
midst of sorrow. For those experiencing loss, A Grace Disguised offers a
compassionate, deeply affirming message of hope, richness in living, and
joy not after the darkness, but even in the midst of it. |
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After The Death of A Child |
Finkbeiner, Ann K. |
The author, a science journalist and a bereaved mother, interviews
parents of teenage and young adult children who died at least five years
before. The focus of the book is on the long term, large scale effects
of the death and how parents move through their grief. |
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An Angel a Day & When
Angels Appear |
Spangler, Ann &
MacDonald, Hope |
An Angel a
Day - Throughout the Bible, God spoke to his people through visions
in the night -- from Jacob's ladder to Joseph's warning to flee with
Mary and Jesus to Egypt. Could it be that God still speaks through
dreams? And how do we interpret our dreams? This remarkable collection
tells the stories of men and women of today and throughout history who
have experienced the touch of God through dreams. Some are dramatic,
warning of a future event that eventually happened, while others are
comforting and reassuring. All are evidence of a wonder-working God who
loves us enough to heal us, guide us, and comfort us with his presence
even in the middle of the night.
When Angels
Appear -
Inspired
her own experience, Hope MacDonald has collected more than 50 stories
that show how people's lives are touched by divine intervention. |
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Angels (True
stories of how they touch our lives) |
Price, Hope |
Dazzling golden halos, harps, swords,
and flowing white robes - these are the traditional images that spring
to mind when people think of angels, but do they still exist today or
are they merely the stuff of fantasy. myth and legend?' Hope price has
gathered together compelling evidence from people of all ages and
experience who are 'convinced beyond any doubt that they have benefited
from the extraordinary intervention of angels in their lives.'
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Angels Around Us &
There's an Angel on Your Shoulder |
Tyler, Kelsey |
This is a Guideposts 2-in-1 book.
Angels Around Us by Douglas Connelly shares real life accounts of
angelic encounters in everyday life. There's an Angel on Your Shoulder
by Kelsey Tyler shares accounts of true personal stories of angelic
intervention and miracles in modern life. |
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Angels, Miracles and
Answered Prayers - Volume 1 |
Tyler, Kelsey |
These heartwarming stories of ordinary
people touched by extraordinary events will enlighten, entertain,
provoke, and inspire you. But most of all, they will make you
believe. |
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Angels, Miracles and
Answered Prayers - Volume 2 |
Tyler, Kelsey |
These stories of answered prayers will
comfort, astonish, and inspire you. But most of all, they will
make you believe. |
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Ask Your Angels |
Daniel, Alma, Wyllie,
Timothy & Ramer, Andrew |
Angels have been with us in every time
and culture, and in many religious traditions. ASK YOUR ANGELS vividly
chronicles how they are currently reaching out to every one of us in a
totally new way, bridging our physical reality with their pure spiritual
energy. The authors show us how we can draw on the power of angels to
reconnect with our lost inner selves and to achieve our goals, whether
they be better relationships, healing an illness, or recovery from
addiction. |
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Astonishing Whispers
and Voices |
Guideposts - Hidden of
God Series |
After reading this collection, you may
even recognize God's voice more clearly. It is amazing what we
begin to hear when we tune our ears to heaven's message, delivered every
day through Astonishing Whispers
and Voices. |
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Because Cowards Get
Cancer Too |
Diamond, John |
This true account concerns famed
British columnist, former cigarette smoker, and cancer victim John
Diamond. In 1997, Diamond was diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma and
endured numerous grueling procedures--chemotherapy, radiation,
operations on his tongue, and the insertion of a tracheal tube--to
battle the disease. Speaking frankly, Diamond confesses that after he
lost the ability to eat and speak, he would have committed suicide had
it not been for the love and support of his wife, columnist Nigella
Lawson. |
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Beyond Grief |
Staudacher, Carol |
A Guide for
Recovering from the Death of a Loved One. In the midst of your grief it
may be impossible for you to imagine that one day you too will
experience a "turning point." You may find it difficult to believe
that the majority of people who experience loss are eventually able to
say, "Even though I will never be the same, it is going to be okay."
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Brief Reunion: Stories
of Unexpected Joy |
Guideposts - Comfort
From Beyond Series |
The stories in this book are written by
people like you and me, who mourned for relatives and friends who went
on before them. God understands how painful our loss is, and he
enables our loved ones to communicate with us, even from beyond. |
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California Angel |
Rosenberg, Nancy Taylor |
After a near-death experience, teacher Toy Johnson is launched on a
journey into the unknown. Haunted by dreamlike memories of children she
believes she has somehow saved, Toy sees herself as a living angel. But
is Toy an angel of mercy gifted with supernatural powers or a
kidnapper/killer.
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Chicken Soup For The
Grieving Soul |
Canfield, Jack, Hansen
& Mark Victor |
These inspiring stories in the
much-loved "Chicken Soup" tradition tell of the writers' coming to terms
with the loss of loved ones. The writers tell of their sense of grief
and how they coped--often with the support of others |
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Communicating With The
Dead |
Georgian, Linda |
Linda Georgian nationally known
psychic and author of Your Guardian Angels, shows you how to reach
beyond the limits of your five senses to contact loved ones who have
passed beyond life as we know it. In clear and easy-to-understand
language, she explains not only the historical and religious precedents
for communicating with those who have passed beyond, but how to
initiate, respond to, and interpret communications yourself. |
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Contract With An Angel |
Greeley, Andrew M |
Millionaire media mogul Raymond Neenan is flying in a
plane next to the Archangel Michael. When turbulence sends the plane
hurtling earthward, Neenan considers Michael's offer to save his
immortal soul. But making amends will be easy task, since Neenan has
destroyed his relationship with his parents, ex-wife, his children and
practically everyone he has ever met. |
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Early Winter |
Bronson, Howard |
A young man describes
his grief at the death of his father, whom he lost to cancer. |
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Embraced by the Light |
Eadie, Betty J |
At the age of 31, Betty J. Eadie died
during surgery, and lived to write about it. Her affecting and, to many,
entirely plausible account of the extraordinary circumstances of her
journey from life to death and back again helped unleash a torrent of
similar accounts--narratives which, in their remarkable details, appear
to push back the veil surrounding our mortality and provide a glimpse of
the joyful abundance she believes we are all meant to experience. |
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Eternal Moments:
Stories of Divine Miracles |
Guideposts - Comfort
From Beyond Series |
The true stories in this book will
inspire you to accept death as part of life and to understand that you
will not be leaving your loved ones behind. You will read about
men and women, young and old, who have passed away, yet continue to
touch the lives of those they hold dear through dreams, shared memories
and mementos. And you will understand their joy and anticipation
as they look forward to a heavenly reunion. |
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Extraordinary Angelic
Encounters |
Guideposts - Hidden
Hand of God Series |
You don't have to see an angel, or
experience a miraculous event, to know fully God's promise of
'angels to guard you." These stories prove the magnificent unseen
activity that surround us at all times, set in motion by God's love.
His Word promises that even if we never see it with our own eyes, each
of us is blessed every day with Extraordinary Angelic Encounters. |
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Extraordinary Escapes
and Rescues |
Guideposts - Hidden
Hand of God Series |
The stories in this book are compelling -
because God is still telling the story of the Bible through our lives
today. It is told with spectacular witness through each of these
Extraordinary Escapes
and Rescues. |
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Finding HOPE When A Child Dies |
Miller, Sukie, PH.D. |
The death of a child is an overwhelming loss. "Why did my
child die?" and "Is my child suffering now?" are questions that all
people, of all cultures and backgrounds, ask. But characteristic of
Western culture is a limited language for expressing grief, and a
consuming guilt that undermines the recovery process. Dr. Sukie Miller,
author of the landmark work After Death, turns to the beliefs and
healing stories of other cultures to present a unique perspective that
is both surprising and comforting. Sharing her research with a
compassionate and grounded voice, she offers hope to those seeking
meaning in what seems senseless, and heartening possibilities for
returning to wholeness, even if we feel life cannot ever be the same.
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Fireflies |
Morrell, David |
In the bestselling novels of suspense
master David Morrell, fear is the main subject. But Morrell himself had
never known genuine terror until he watched his fifteen-year-old son
wage a heroic but doomed struggle with cancer. Nor had he ever been so
changed until he experienced that struggle's unusual aftermath. Told as
fiction but with the searing force of truth, this is one father's
testament of fierce love, impenetrable loss, and his unexpected,
breathtaking encounter with the miraculous-a tribute to his son that has
moved and given hope to grateful readers everywhere. |
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God On A Harley |
Brady, Joan |
Christine Moore, a somewhat frumpy, middle-aged woman
with no family, a dissatisfying career, and a lack of love in her life
transforms herself over the course of the novel...with a little help
from her (boy)friends. |
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His Healing Love:
Stories of Astonishing Mercy |
Guideposts - Comfort
From Beyond Series |
In this book you will find true stories
of healing and comfort as God brings mourners in touch with loved ones
who have passed on, gives hope to those facing death and the promise
that they will be with him in heaven. |
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How To Survive The
Loss Of A Child |
Sanders, Catherine M.
P.H.D. |
Dr. Sanders is a psychologist who writes
from her own experience as a bereaved mother and a professional who has
done extensive research into the grief surrounding the loss of a child.
She uses vignettes of actual case studies to chronicle the grief
experience. In her own words "Helping bereaved parents and family
members survive one of the bleakest periods of their lives is the major
focus of this book." |
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Lifetimes (The
beautiful way to explain death to children) |
Ingpen, Bryan Mellonie
and Robert |
A moving book for
children of all ages, and parents too. It explains life and death in a
sensitive, caring, beautiful way, and explains that all living things
have their own special lifetimes |
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Love, Medicine &
Miracles |
Siegel, Bernie M.D. |
This inspiring book teaches readers
that unconditional love is the greatest tool in healing and maintaining
good health. As a practicing surgeon, Bernie S. Siegel, M.D., was an
early proponent of patient empowerment, advocating changes in the
medical establishment that put greater involvement and decision-making
powers in the patient's hands. This, he felt, would awaken people to
their own self-healing potential. According to Dr. Siegel, miracles
happen every day for patients with the courage to face their illnesses
with love and a positive outlook. He hopes to wean the public off its
dependence on doctors as miracle workers, and to encourage the patient
to take on that responsibility. He teaches readers how to deal with
their fears of chronic illness, learn to ask for help, respect anger,
and confront negative personal images that interfere with healing.
Written in an uplifting conversational tone, LOVE, MEDICINE AND MIRACLES
creates an immediate bond not unlike doctor-patient relationships and
establishes the trust required to embrace such a radical shift in
mindset. |
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Mama Mockingbird |
Wood, Sauni |
Mama Mockingbird shows you how to find
your song when one of your children dies. Mama searches all over for her
old song, but learns that she must now sing a new song. Excellent for
storytelling. Shattered by the sudden death of their grown son, Scot
Kenneth Wood, in 1982, and at times, in doubt as to whether her “pieces”
would ever get back together again, the story of Mama Mockingbird “came”
to her “through the wind. A special gift! Sharing it with her family and
close friends, the story found its way into the hearts and minds of many
others who have suffered loss and its power to comfort was felt. |
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Meetings with Mary – Visions of the Blessed Mother |
Connell, Janice T |
Through the Christian centuries, the Virgin Mary has
appeared to ordinary people of every race and culture, calling them to
conversion, to have sorrow for their sins, and to turn to God. Janice T.
Connell has brought together in this beautiful volume more than 40
accounts of authenticated Marian apparitions and messages. Drawing from
Scripture, legend, and never-before-published eyewitness accounts, the
book tells the story of familiar apparitions (Fatima, Lourdes, La
Salette, and Guadalupe) as well as the story of lesser know apparitions
still under investigation (Garabandal, Medjugorje, and others). |
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Message in a Bottle |
Sparks, Nicolas |
Theresa Osborne is a Boston journalist
and single mother of a 12-year old. One day while in Cape Cod, she picks
up a bottle and finds herself playing with destiny. The bottle contains
a note written just three weeks before, a declaration of love to a lost
companion. Despite her initial skepticism, Theresa determinedly embarks
on a search for the writer of the note. |
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Miraculous Healings |
Guideposts - Hidden
Hand of God Series |
Within this book, we watch the unfolding
promises of a God who knows us completely. He knows the miracle we
truly need - which is sometimes different from the one from which we
first asked. There is no limit to His mercy and love, no limit to
what He can provide, and no limit to the lengths He will reach to keep
us within His perfect plan. |
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Moments For Those Who
Have Lost A Loved One |
Rabey Mowday, Lois |
Lois Rabey and her children watched in
horror as their husband and father died in a tragic accident . In this
caring devotional, Lois provides counsel and solace to those who have
suffered devastating loss-as she did. |
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My Son …My Son |
Bolton, Iris
with
Mitchell, Curtis
|
In 1977, her son, Mitchell Bolton, completed suicide.
This tragic loss would forever alter her path. Her desire to make
meaning from his death would crystallize her future. |
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No More Tomorrows |
Healy, Glenna Munsey |
This is a story about the death of children and young
adults. It is a story on coping with the heartbreak of losing a child
and coming to terms with the loss. |
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No Time For Goodbyes |
Lord, Hannis Harris |
A self-help guide for anyone who has
lost a loved one to sudden, tragic death. Lord provides a beginner's
guide to the criminal justice system, as well as basic psychological
advice for the newly bereaved. |
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On Children and Death |
Kubler-ross, Elisabeth M.D. |
In this "book on death and dying Kubler-Ross offers help
to dying children, their parents, and others who work with them. . . .
Through case studies and correspondence with relatives of dying
children, she {attempts to} demonstrate how these children and those who
love them can best survive this traumatic experience. Kubler-Ross argues
that children intuitively know when they are dying and want and need to
talk about it. She offers practical help to make that communication
easier, encouraging expression of the natural fears and intuitions about
death." |
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On Life After Death |
Ross-Kubler, Elisabeth |
From the bestselling author of "On
Death and Dying", here are four inspirational essays exploring her
experiences, thoughts, and feelings on the afterlife. Includes the very
moving essay "Death of a Parent." |
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Packing For The Big
Trip |
Walton, Charlie |
Packing for the Big Trip gives the
reader an honest confrontation with death and a resulting confidence,
peace of mind, and new zest for life. The book speaks to a rising
awareness in our times that death is no four letter word and deserves to
be discussed frankly and dealt with concretely in the daily interactions
of people who care about each other. We gain remarkable new mastery over
our lives once we come to grips with the certainty and potential
immediacy of our deaths. |
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Parent Grief |
Rosenblatt, Paul C. |
Rosenblatt illuminates the efforts by bereaved parents to
understand the death of their child, the continuing relationship of the
parents and child, the influence of the child's death on the couple's
relationship, and parental accounts of individual and couple grief
processes. |
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Please Don't Die |
McDaniel, Lurlene |
When Katie O'Roark receives an invitation
from the One Last Wish Foundation to spend the summer at Jenny House,
she eagerly says yes. Katie is ever grateful to the anonymous "JWC," the
person who gave her the gift that allowed her to receive a heart
transplant. Now Katie is asked to help others who, like herself, are
facing medical odds against them. |
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Reservation Road |
Schwartz, John Burnham |
What happens in the opening pages of "Reservation Road"
is an accident. "The Learners are returning from a concert to their home
in upstate Connecticut when they stop at a local gas station. A speeding
car suddenly careers around a bend, striking Josh, who is standing at
the side of the road. He is killed instantly, but the car continues on
its way as Josh's father, Ethan, tries, in vain, to give chase. The
remainder of the novel is devoted to chronicling the emotional fallout
of this awful accident on both the Learner family and on Dwight Arno,
the hit-and-run driver responsible for Josh's death." |
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Saving Grace |
Guideposts - Hidden
Hand of God Series |
God's grace establishes amazing stories
of lives that will never be the same, burdens that are lifted, tender
mercies of forgiveness, healing and love. These are evidence of
God's Saving Grace, and in this book are the stories of people who
have received it themselves. |
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Séance - A Guide For The Living |
Northrop, Suxane |
"This book is a travel guide, a detective
story and a how-to-manual. It is a book about death, and a book
about life ...It is not my job or my place to convince you what I
believe - that we do not die; my job is to share with you the
information received." |
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Talking To Heaven |
Van Praagh, James |
A nationally known medium helps people
come to terms with loss and shares his views on the world beyond. |
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Tender Guidance:
Stories of Loving Direction |
Guideposts - Comfort
From Beyond Series |
The true stories in this book describe
the amazing ways we continue to experience the presence of those who
were most precious to us. We don't always see them or hear the
words they speak, but we know they are close. We no longer feel
lonely. It might be a dream or a letter that mysteriously arrives,
a friend who says just the right thing at the right moment, or even an
angel. |
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Terry |
McGovern, George |
Rarely has a public figure addressed
such difficult, intimate issues with such courage and bravery. In a
moving, passionate memoir, former Senator George McGovern recalls the
events leading up to his daughter Terry's death as a result of
alcoholism. What McGovern learned from Terry is an unforgettable,
poignant tale certain to engender controversy and compassion. of photos. |
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Teen Grief Relief |
Horsley, Heidi DR & Horsley, Gloria DR |
Help Your Teen
Grieve in a Healthy Way. Teenage grief is hard, lonely and painful.
Parents want to know: How can I help? Teen Grief Relief provides both
parents and teens with the help they need. Shared here are teen stories,
feelings, techniques, references and resources for use in not only
surviving but thriving after the painful loss of a family member or
close personal friend. The journey can be hard and sad, but Teen Grief
Relief can be a welcome and comforting companion. |
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The Bereaved Parent |
Schiff, Harriet
Sarnoff |
A minor classic in the literature of
grief, used by many self-help groups and professionals. Practical
without being artificial, this is a helpful handbook even many years
after the loss. |
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The Bereaved Parents’ Survival Guide |
Rothman, Juliet Cassuto |
This is a wise and compassionate guide
through the difficult times that all parents face when they lose a
child. It begins with the inner world of the bereaved parent and moves
outward to consider relationships to others: to a spouse, to one's other
children, to relatives, friends, and acquaintances. It deals with some
of the most painful decisions a bereaved parent must face. |
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The Grief OF Parents
When A Child Dies |
Miles, Margaret
Shandor |
The author
writes from her own personal experience, the death of her son, to create
a book that seeks out the grieving process and eventually helps other
grieving parents. This book deals with the five phases of bereavement,
describing the symptoms and helping the bereaved to understand the
normality of what they are feeling. |
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The Reassurance of
Angels: Stories of God's Caregivers |
Guideposts - Comfort
From Beyond Series |
In this book, you will find proof that
God does, indeed, keep His promises. And even more than that, He
sends messengers to assure us that our loved ones are well and happy,
that they are close to us, that they know we will be together again.
The messengers are angels, and their mission is to do God's work.
Sometimes they make it possible for us to be with our loved ones
briefly, so we can see how joyful they are. They also help us to
prepare for the death of a loved one so that we can accept it as a
blessing. And most important, angels show us how much God loves
us. |
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The Spiritual Lives of Bereaved Parents |
Klass, Dennis |
The death of a child creates a storm in the grieving
individual and in the family that tests even the surest of spiritual
anchors. Appealing to pastoral counselors, bereavement counselors, and
family therapists, this insightful book describes how parents lose,
find, or relocate spiritual anchors after the death of their child. |
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The Christmas Box |
Evans, Richard Paul |
Evans wrote this Christmas tale for
his two daughters, composing a story about a family very much like his
own. They move into the home of an elderly widow and discover a
long-lost hoard of letters written by the woman to her daughter, who
died in infancy. |
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The Christmas Hope |
VanLiere, Donna |
A young orphaned child named Emily spends
Christmas with social worker Patricia Addison and her husband Mark, a
couple on the verge of divorce. Dr. Nathan Andrews literally holds the
gift that brings healing to the couple’s grief over the loss of their
son, and with child-like innocence Emily helps them rekindle their love
and sense of family. |
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Tragic Redemption |
Johnson, Hiram |
Based on a true personal experience,
Hiram tells how, in a split second, his life was changed forever. At the
young age of twenty, he lost control of the car he was driving, causing
the death of a seventeen-year-old girl who was a passenger in his car.
This poignant and engaging account is also transparent and compelling as
he shares the intimate details of his traumatic struggle with
overwhelming guilt and shame. As he shares his story in Tragic
Redemption, Hiram also provides experienced counseling expertise to
guide the readers through key personal growth steps that helped him
discover God's peace and forgiveness. |
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Until We Meet Again: Stories of
Everlasting Love |
Guideposts - Comfort From Beyond
Series |
Here is an entire volume that will bring
you thrilling stories - not of despair but of hope and expectation.
These are stories of springs that aren't there, voices that command and
roses that do not die. Strangers are sent to deliver the message
of eternal life in the form of music, flowers or words. As you
read these stories, you will be inspired with the evidence of our future
life in heaven. |
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We Are Not Forgotten |
Anderson, George |
The phenomenal story of George
Anderson--the man with the extraordinary ability to communicate with
"the other side"--was told in We Don't Die. Now Anderson answers
questions about the afterlife through transcripts of actual sessions
with ordinary people. This rare glimpse of eternity offers a
heartwarming message of love, hope, understanding and forgiveness |
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When Bad Things Happen
To Good People |
Kushner, Harold S |
Written when confronted with the death
of his own son, Rabbi Kushner's book looks to solace those people who
have been "hurt by life" and who want to achieve an understanding of why
they were hurt and to proceed with living and with loving God. |
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When There Are No
Words |
Walton, Charlie |
Provides counsel, sympathy, and
support for those who have experienced tragedies. This book is designed
to help those who are dealing with loss handle it in a way that is
natural for them. |
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Where Angels Walk |
Anderson, Webster,
Joan |
Do you believe in angels? If you do,
then you will rejoice in this collection of stories attesting to angelic
intervention in human affairs. If you do not believe, you may find
yourself wavering as you read stories like that of the angel who guided
a small plane home |
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Where's Jess |
Johnson, Joy and Marv |
A book for siblings aged 3-8, following
their daughter Jess. A very simple and easy to understand book for
children whose baby brother or sister lived for a time at home.
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Yesterday I Cried |
Vanzant, Lyanala |
Yoruba priestess Iyanla Vanzant,
author of several best selling self-help books, writes about her life
from age 2. Much of it is painful, but the healing comes through |
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You Are Not Alone |
Thorne, Julia |
A uniquely compassionate book that
provides information, companionship and hope for individuals and
families coping with depression.
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