Finding Grace After a Child’s Death
Dealing with unimaginable pain, a mother reaches out for comfort and meaning after her son’s death.
Dealing with unimaginable pain, a mother reaches out for comfort and meaning after her son’s death.
Five books on life, death and the afterlife that help us see and understand things from a slightly different perspective.
Barbara had a terminal illness and she knew it. But God used her to help us understand His love in a new way and taught us about joy, laughter and faith in the midst of great adversity.
In their final moments before death, people often speak a few last words. These final messages are often simple yet profound. I’d like to share a few that have moved me.
She waited to die until her birthday, and until she knew that her little sister was already in heaven.
Trudy Harris shares the story of a beloved brother close to death who was too ill to talk or sit up on his own—yet there he sat, arms upraised and glowing with joy, and speaking in a clear, strong voice.
After reading about another mother dealing with her child’s death, a reader asks Trudy for advice about healing her own grief.
A near death experience proves that miracles still happen.
Her grandmother’s death came a day before she could deliver a gift; instead, she received a gift from the afterlife.
A hospice nurse shares the remarkable story of her own brush with the afterlife and how it has helped her help others.
During his final hours, a man shares his vision of angels and a bright light with his beloved wife.
A grieving mother seeks contact with her son after his death.