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Rebuild Week 3 – How Does Grief Affect Me
Listen as Megan Kelley, LPC, shares in 2025. Listen as Wendy Copeland, LPC, shares in 2023.
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Rebuild Week 2 – How Do I Survivle My Pain?
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Rebuild Week 1 – Am I Alone? What’s Normal
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How Does the Way Someone Dies Affect the Grief Process?
Pregnancy loss grief can feel invisible, confusing, and deeply personal. This post explores how miscarriage, stillbirth, infant loss, and abortion shape the grieving process—and what may help.
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How The Way Someone Dies Affect Grief – Deaths That Raise Difficult Questions
When a loved one dies in complicated or traumatic circumstances, grief often comes with shame, guilt, and unanswered questions. In this post, we explore how deaths that raise difficult questions shape the grief process and what may help when the story itself feels hard to carry.
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How The Way Someone Dies Affects Grief: Prolonged Illness
Grief after prolonged illness is shaped by caregiving, waiting, and loss long before death occurs. This post explores why anticipated loss brings its own complexities.
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How the Way Someone Dies Affects Grief: Sudden Death
When death comes without warning, grief often feels disorienting and overwhelming. Sudden loss affects not only the heart, but the mind, body, and even faith. This post explores why grief after sudden death feels so intense—and what may help.
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Do Helpful Things: Look Back and Remember
Looking back can be one of the most helpful things we do in grief. Remembering loved ones, noticing God’s faithfulness, and walking with others through loss reminds us that even in our darkest moments, we are not alone.
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Advent Through the Lens of Grief – Christmas Eve – Christ
On Christmas Eve, the Advent candle of Christ reminds us that God entered a broken world through vulnerability, not power. Through grief, we remember Emmanuel—God with us—whose coming promises that sorrow will not have the final word.
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Advent Through the Lens of Grief: Week Four – Love
Love can feel complicated in grief. In this Week Four Advent reflection, we explore God’s love through loss, the incarnation of Christ, and the hope that love did not stay distant—it crossed over.
