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Grief: Learning to Live with Loss (Resources for Biblical Living) (Book/ Booklet)

Product Overview

Many Christians' thoughts about grief have been greatly shaped by the world. Too often we are attached to life in the body and do not handle well these difficult, but very important, times of life.

Here Howard Eyrich helps us not to grieve like those who have no hope, but as children of a loving and providing Father. He shows us that grief is no mystery to fear, nor is it a series of predictable stages to work through. Rather, we find meaning for our loss and a place for our sorrow in the one place we can always hold fast to—the pages of God’s Word.

So come and receive true biblical comfort for grief, as Eyrich addresses not only the reality of losing loved ones in death but also the many other experiences that can lead us to mourn. This fresh approach will tell you in a personally applicable way, how to work through your grief and emerge on the other side grown and matured.

The Resources for Biblical Living booklet series addresses a wide range of practical life issues in a straightforward, down-to-earth, and most of all, biblical manner.

“A refreshing approach to the all too common experience of grief. This booklet achieves the goal of providing help and hope for those who grieve.” –Frank M. Barker, Pastor Emeritus, Briarwood Presbyterian Church

“The most practical booklet for helping people deal with issues of grief that I have ever read. It will be a blessing to many.” –Lou Priolo, Director of the Center for Biblical Counseling, Eastwood Presbyterian Church

About the Author(s)

Dr. Howard Eyrich graduated from Bob Jones University with a BA degree. Following graduation he married Pamela Clark who graduated with him. They started married life with Pam working for General Motors while he pursued graduate work at Faith Theological Seminary. During those first three years they shared a youth ministry on the staff of Bethel Chapel in Huntington Valley, Pennsylvania. Following graduation they moved to Atlanta, Georgia Pamela was employed in the Legislative Counsel’s office of the state of Georgia. Dr. Eyrich worked in a steel fabricating facility as a welder and a supervisor. They took this year to build relationships with Pam’s family during her brother’s senior year in high school. Dr. Eyrich and Pam have two children and eight grandchildren. Their daughter is married to a PCA pastor and their son co-owns a landscape architectural firm.