Letters to Emma Format:Book

Letters to Emma Format:BookThere is no guidebook for grief. But there are companions, including those who have already walked its path. Lee Carter's memoir of her own journey with grief after her husband's sudden death describes with great candour her journey of shock, loss, fear and change. She provides a glimpse of what it's like to find a way through the wild and unpredictable landscape of grief. Although every person's experience of loss and grief will be unique, Lee points

then I highly recommend reading this yourself

It is a must-read

following in Jesus’ footsteps

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Claire Smith spent many years at Moore Theological College closely studying the Bible

Biblical theology

has lectured in Biblical Theology of Work at Melbourne’s Ridley College

I don't think you'll find a better book on discipleship and church growth

No more sorrow: Know your future

The result is a compelling case—and a practical path forward—for consistent church attendance

joyfully embracing the privilege of growing as disciples of Christ

responding to God