Grieving and Comfort

Gregory Floyd's autobiographical journey through grief after the tragic death of his youngest son recounts the full impact of such a loss on a Christian family

This book is designed to help those in pain -- and specifically those who have lost someone through death -- to imagine the path before them.

In this life-changing book, Morris challenges us--regardless of creed or denomination--to consider a biblical picture of God and suffering that is radically different from the traditional view. He reveals God's gracious and courageous participation in all aspects of our suffering.

After an extraordinary mission of healing took place in the 1920s at Grace Cathedral in San Francisco, many small prayer circles were formed to carry on the work of intercession.

For those who have experienced the death of a child through miscarriage, stillbirth or within the first year, and for all who love them, Naming the Child offers hope and healing

Chosen as one of the Top 10 Religion Books of 2009 by Publishers Weekly, and recently reviewed by popular Beliefnet columnist, Dr. Norris Chumley.

This beautiful, small, book is a thoughtful inquiry through which Scott Cairns hopes to come to terms with what he calls “the puzzlement of our afflictions.”

“As heat and pressure make diamonds out of coal, so pain and prayer have made this book a priceless gem.” —Robert Owens Scott, Editor in Chief, Spirituality and Health