Dad: The Forgotten Griever As Father’s Day approaches, many churches will rightfully celebrate fathers for their love, strength, guidance, and sacrifice. Yet for some men sitting quietly in the pews, Father’s Day will not feel celebratory at all. It will deepen the ache of loss. Some are grieving the death of a child. Others mourn a spouse, a father, or … Read More
The death of a loved one is always hard. But the death of a child can cause far more intense feelings of grief. And a grieving father needs compassion and encouragement, and an outlet for his overwhelm and frustration. Your grief journey is going to be unique and not linear. But one breath at a time, you will find healing. … Read More
It’s not right. It’s not fair. But mothers are not exempt from grief. There are far too many grieving mothers in the world, and I want to take a moment to acknowledge that. Maybe you are a grieving mother, or maybe you’re close to a mom who is. The loss of your child, no matter their age, feels so heavy, … Read More
