Her Name Was Laura: A Daughter's Journal Helps Heal Her Father's Grief

by Stuart Walker

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Stuart Walker lets the reader inside his grief -- a grief intensified by the sudden, tragic circumstances of his daughter's death. As he recounts the, thenumbness in the hours that follow, the activity of making funeral arrangements, Walker allows the reader to become more than an observer. The comfort of familyand friends, the support of the community, the consolation of the Gospel through the Christian funeral rite provide strength and offer peace. For Walker, Laura's journal, written show more privately during the last months of her life, sheds light onher spiritual development and her own sense of peace. And, away is opened for her bereaved father to move from the pain of loss to share her sense of joy and to know that same peace. show less

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Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality
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248.866092ReligionChristian practice & observanceChristian experience, practice, lifeChristian Living for specific groupsChristian Living for those in DistressChristian Living during Bereavement

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