Pain of a Particular Kind
The Loss of a Child
| Weight | .114 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 22.23 × 1.91 × 14.29 cm |
| ISBN | 9781800404564 |
| The Author | Peter Barnes |
| Subtitle | The Loss of a Child |
| Binding | Paperback |
| Format | Book |
| Page Count | 88 |
| Banner Pub Date | 2025 |
Book Description
There are few things which any parent dreads more than the thought of outliving his or her child, or grandchild. The deaths of parents, friends, relatives and even one’s spouse are terrible indeed, but the death of one’s child possesses a peculiar kind of horror.
In four brief chapters, Peter Barnes draws on his own experience to offer help to those who have suffered such a loss. As he says in the Introduction, ‘This is not a work of apologetics, but a brief attempt to understand and work through grief, for myself, my family, and for any other readers. It has only heightened the sense of my own need to receive comfort myself. Such comfort can only come from the God who is our creator and our redeemer. The hope remains that God will use this book to minister to and bless any of his people who have suffered the agony of losing a child.’
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