The Burden of Grief
Saul Ebema, DMin. The natural human response to any loss is to mourn the loss. Mourning a death gives peopleContinue Reading
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Webinar: Understanding the living-dying interval
The period of time between the crisis of the knowledge of death and the point of death is called ‘theContinue Reading
Why is he withdrawn from us?
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Spiritual Assessment in Hospice
Lisa Jones, MDiv. The HOPE questions, were developed as a teaching tool to help chaplains begin the process of incorporatingContinue Reading
