A Light for the Journey by D. Morgan
A nautical visual and reflective work to assist in walking the pathway of grief.
A Man You Know is Grieving & When a Man Faces Grief by James E. Miller
Two books in one. One half is for men who are grieving, with 12 helpful suggestions, each a chapter by itself. The other half is for those who want to understand and help men who are grieving, also in twelve short, helpful chapters.
A Pilgrimage Through Grief by James E. Miller
Healing the soul’s hurt after loss
A Time to Grieve by Carol Staudacher
Meditations for healing after the death of a loved one.
A Travel Guide to Heaven by Anthony DeStafano
Provides a delicious preview of a place bursting with beauty, excitement, challenges, fun and pure delight.
Autumn Wisdom by James E. Miller
“Autumn Wisdom” is a sensitive, insightful exploration of what it means to approach one’s later years with openness and trust.
Beyond Sorrows by Herb & Mary Montgomery
Christian reflections on death and grief.
Change & Possibility by James E. Miller
“Change & Possibility” is an insightful, compassionate exploration of the experience of change that is a part of all human life.
Cowbells and Courage by Patrick W. Page
One man to another on the loss of a spouse.
Early Winter by Howard Brown
Learning to live, love and laugh again after painful loss.
Finding Your Way After Your Parent Dies by Richard Gilbert
Compassionate guide for those well into adulthood experiencing the pain of the loss of a parent.
Footprints by Margaret Fishback Peters
Images and reflections of God’s presence in our lives.
For Bereaved Grandparents by Margaret H. Gerner
Shows how grandparents can help their children while grieving themselves.
Grieving: The Pain and the Promise by Deanna Edwards
Concrete help and valuable suggestions to all who grieve or yearn to help a loved one who is grieving.
Hanging On: A Painful Pilgrimage by Deborah Young
One Woman’s Journey Through Grief.
How Will I Get Through the Holidays? by James E. Miller
Twelve ideas for those whose loved one died.
I’m Grieving as Fast as I Can by Linda Feinberg
How young widows and widowers can cope and heal.
Inspiration-365 Days a Year by Zig Ziglar
Inspirational quotes for every day of the year.
Left Alone by Ruth Becker
A book on widowhood
Letters to My Son by Mitchell Carmody
Turning loss into legacy.
Living Still, Loving Always by Nita G. Aasen
Living with permission to mourn, essays of a bereaved parent.
Memories Too Few by Kathy Manning Burns
A letter to parents who lose a child by any pregnancy or newborn loss.
Monuments in Your History by William Laas
Through examples and anecdotal material, this book brings to life America’s memorial monuments, both famous and obscure.
Motherless Daughters… The Legacy of Loss by Hope Edelman
A courageous journey into the heart of a woman’s most profoundly life-altering passage
Never Too Old for a Lullaby by Juanita White
When your grown child dies you are bereaved, devastated, shocked, numbed and all too often,forgotten. In this sensitive book we explore the many feelings that accompany this great loss.
On Life and Living: The Hospice Experience by Joe Levinger
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One You Love is Dying by James E. Miller
This book offers sensitive, direct advice to family members and lay caregivers.
One You Loved Has Died by James E. Miller
Written especially for the newly bereaved, this book explains in an easy-to-read manner what can be expected during the course of grief.
Permission to Mourn by Tom Zuba
A new way to do grief.
Remembering With Love by Elizabeth Levang
Messages of hope for the first year of grieving and beyond
Surviving Grief: 30 Questions and Answers by A.M. Brady Reinsmith
Addresses questions rising in the mind, body, and spirit of one who feels out of sync due to loss of a loved one through death.
Swallowed by a Snake by Thomas R. Golden
A book for men or women about the masculine side of healing from loss.
Taking the Trip by Romaine Presnell
First hand experience of the pain of grief shared by one widow to others. New widows will be comforted by a friend who has been through it
Telling a Child About Death by Edgar N. Jackson
Deals with the importance of the task of communication; when to talk about it; what to say; how to say it to various ages
The Ah-Ha Effect by a Collection of Women Authors
How a single moment changed the lives of these extraordinary women.
The Continuing Care Series
Tape 1 – by Doug Manning – Produced by In-Sight Books
The Courage to Laugh by Allen Klein
An illustration of the importance of laughter. The author shows readers how to face the end of life and the grieving process with dignity and compassion.
The Gift of Significance by Doug Manning
Walking with people through a loss
The Journey of Grief DVD by Doug Mannning
A presentation of the grief journey captured in a one-on-one experience. Sit with Doug as he discusses the elements of the grief experience.
The Next Place by Warren Hanson
A true work of art, walking you through the grief process in word and picture
The Next Place by Warren Hanson
A true work of art, walking you through the grief process in word and picture.
The Widower’s Toolbox by Gerald J. Schaefer
A spoken treasure from the heart of lived experience by one widow to other widowers in search of a special set of tools for trying to repair their lives after losing their spouse.
Through the Eyes of a Lion by Levi Lusko
Facing impossible pain and finding incredible power.
Understanding Grief by Howard J. Lunche
A guide for the bereaved. A response to the all too common ignorance and misconceptions about grief that are encountered in American society. Provides a practical framework by which to view grief.
What Does that Mean by Harold I. Smith and Joy Johnson
A dictionary of death, dying and grief terms for grieving children and those who love them.
When Mourning Dawns by James E. Miller
Living your way through the seasons of grief. Grief patterns compared to the rhythm of the seasons – fall, winter, spring and then summer again.
When You Know You’re Dying by James E. Miller
It’s difficult to find books written just for the dying. Here’s one that’s been tested in many settings. Each chapter is straightforward and specific.
When You’re the Caregiver & When You’re Ill or Incapacitated by James E. Miller
Encouraging information and advice is presented in twelve short chapters.
When Your Spouse Dies by Mildred Tengbom
Part of the Hope and Healing Series from the publisher of Good Grief.
Winter Grief, Summer Grace by James E. Miller
Compassionate exploration of feelings that come with a loved one’s death.