Though We Mourn, We Must Not Murmur!
by John Angell James (1785—1859), on the death of his wife, from: “Sorrow for the Death of Friends” …Naked came I out […]
by John Angell James (1785—1859), on the death of his wife, from: “Sorrow for the Death of Friends” …Naked came I out […]
Sorrow is better than laughter; for by the sadness of the countenance the heart is made better. Ecclesiastes 7:3 When you are […]
Contrary to various cultural notions, there is no set time-frame for grieving. None of us “gets over it” in the one year […]
“Hans always made a point of thanking me whenever I helped him out. I believe he thanked me after almost every meal […]
Hans always made a point of thanking me whenever I helped him out. I believe he thanked me after almost every meal […]