Mourning with hope series-part one

For the next few weeks, I have decided to let my friend write. She is going through a period of mourning and I feel with so many experiencing the death of Covid-19, there might be some who need to hear from one who GETS your pain as you grieve the loss of your loved one.

Death changes the course, the rhythm and meaning of life.  Death can cause someone to doubt everything that they had believed about God! On the other hand, death can help us draw closer to God because death is not the end! Death is not final! Death is promotion! When death hits, people mourn, and the big questions is: how do Christians mourn? Join me in the few weeks as we investigate the word of God and as I share my thoughts and lessons, I have learnt in my own grief journey.

I experienced a “personal pandemic”-the loss of my husband. Family and friends kept checking on us and my response was always: “We are ok, it is the new ok and the new normal for us.”

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Justice served, but healing must follow

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