Grief Conversations
Bereavement can be a truly isolating experience at any time – but perhaps never more so than during the recent lockdowns, when restrictions prevented so many from finding comfort in a listening ear. As a result, many people have felt unable to express and process their grief.
Comfort and practical guidance for the bereaved and those who support them
Grief counsellor Gail Millar and lay minister Jill Phipps – both members of the Anna Chaplaincy network – draw on their years of experience supporting older people in the latest Anna Chaplaincy resource.
Free to download, this 80-page booklet offers comfort for the bereaved and practical guidance for those who support them. Sharing over 20 personal stories from across a wide spectrum of society, it also includes theological reflections, prayers and advice for walking sensitively alongside those who are grieving.
You can access this resource via the link below:
Posted in the following categories: Bereavement
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