Gone but Not Lost: Grieving the Death of a Child

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Gone but Not Lost : Grieving the Death of a Child by David W. Wiersbe (1992, Paperback)

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Grieving the Death of a Child 3. A thoughtful gift for a family-Christian or non-Christian-that has experienced the death of a child.

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Brief chapters help parents face sorrow, guilt, and anger. Paperback , pages.

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Lists with This Book. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Nov 23, AJ rated it it was amazing. I was given this book by a friend soon after my four year old son passed away. It is written in a way that is helpful to grieving parents. The chapters are short but packed with good information. The author wrote in a way to both validate a parents feelings and help them move forward towards their "new" normal.

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The readings are short and cover many of the topics that face the parents who have lost a child. It had been 10 years since our loss and I still found help and encouragement in this book. I will keep this book on my shelf and will pass it along if needed.


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Oct 30, Dr. A good book that can be given to a family grieving the death of a child. Written to reassure the person in grief that what they feel is normal for their situation, and also what to expect on their journey. Nov 28, Shirley rated it really liked it. This is a decent self-help book for those who have lost a child.

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He was bumped by a car and died instantly. I found it very helpful to read and reread. And I have given a number of them away, and have received feedback that it was a very helpful book. A very helpful, easy to read book.


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    • I have even given them to people who have lost adult children and they find it very helpful. Wiersbe has been a pastor for over thirty years and is currently serving his fourth church. He considers ministry to the grieving to be an important part of his calling and has worked with fire and rescue units, as well as local support groups for the grieving. He is the author The Dynamics of Pastoral Care, as well as coauthor of four books with his father, and lives in Minnesota. Gone but Not Lost: Grieving the Death of a Child.