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It’s not if . . . but when. Those who love, will also grieve. The deeper the relationship, the greater the loss. To our detriment, society would rather sanitize or skip over the topic of grief.
With a desire to open up the conversation, Shirley Thiessen vulnerably invites you into her grief journey. Twelve days after celebrating her son’s wedding, Shirley was thrown into the unimaginable task of planning his funeral. Grief threatened to destroy her hope and ability to trust God. With lived experience, Shirley shares how God promises to recycle our pain for His good purpose as we participate.
As you read The Little Black Funeral Dress, you will be more prepared for your own loss and equipped to companion a grieving friend. With shared empathy and compassion, the world will feel like a safer and more caring place for the broken hearted.
