Description
Grief is real, painful, and often doesn’t make sense. Although grief can take us by surprise, it can also help us focus on things that matter most and refine our perspective on life, death, and our worldview. In spite of the overwhelming darkness one may face in grief, the follower of Christ can maintain hope.
Features:
– A first-hand perspective on grief that offers encouragement and hope.
– Wise counsel from a trained counselor that is both practical and theologically-sound.
– Well-written stories that communicate universal experiences.
Neil Gilliland studied Bible and Missions at Welch College and earned a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from Tennessee State University. Neil and his wife Sheila served as missionaries in Cote d’Ivoire, West Africa as dorm parents at a boarding school for missionary children. Neil has served as the director of member care at IM, Inc. since 2001. Neil and Sheila have been married 42 years and have one married daughter and a 7-year-old grandson.
