By Emily Conley Baker Grief is a Journey All Your Own
January 31st, 2020 was day 365. Exactly 365 more days than I thought my heart was ever going to be…
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Grief
By Samantha Singh I Loved You Before I Met You and Just as Much After I Lost You
I loved you before I met you. Before it was just a dream. I didn't know if I would ever…
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By Natasha Smith When You Believe in Heaven
During our Bible class today, the kids and I were discussing the Sadducees and how this religious sect in the…
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By Shannon Shpak The Risk of Love is Worth it
Today, the sun hit the trees in such a way I was instantly brought back to a moment in time.…
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By Nickey J Dunn My Grief Was Quarantined With Me
When my mom passed away in December, I felt this overwhelming weight of unfairness about how everything in the world…
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By Katy Ursta To the Woman Whose Friend Was Just Diagnosed with Cancer
"30. She's 30 years old, Katy. It's not fair. What can I do?" she asked. My heart ached for this…
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By Amanda Crumrine Supporting a Family Member With Cancer Right Now is So Hard
When my mom was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma last fall, it was a blow to us all. My mom has…
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By Nicole Hastings I’m Supposed To Raise You To Be Strong, But You’re the One Who Strengthens Me
I dreamed of you before I held you. Curious eyes. A smile that lit up your face. When I saw…
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By Angela Williams Glenn We’re All Grieving—And That’s OK
A friend told me what we’re all going through with this pandemic is like a grieving process. I don’t think,…
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By Brandon Janous Don’t Wait For a Tragedy to Love Your People Well
*On March 1st at 4:34 pm my wife went to dance with Jesus. About two months before she took her…
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By Jessica Raines Sadness Comes To Visit
There is a knock on the door. An acquaintance of mine stopping by unannounced. Always unannounced. I open it, and…
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By Christie Lynn I Miss My Mom So Much
Things are scary right now. Everyone around me is living in fear, chaos, and uncertainty. Jobs aren’t secure. Health isn’t…
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