Tag Archive for: grief

Grief is Love With No Place to Go…

By: Brian Harris

I’m not certain where the obscure title of today’s post comes from (it’s often attributed to Jamie Anderson) but I’ve been pondering it ever since I heard it as a throwaway comment in the wonderful Three Pines mystery series. “Grief is love with no place to go“.
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Grieving Parents Turn Tragedy into Hope for ICU Families

By: Yvette McDonnell

After losing their son Jaaden in a tragic e-bike crash, Pastors Ross and Kathy Abraham are turning their pain into purpose—helping families facing the unimaginable.
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Missing Your Mum? A Mother’s Day Survival Guide

By: Joni Boyd

With millions of Australian men and women having lost their mother, and others missing their mum for different reasons, Mother’s Day is tough for many. Read more

‘He Wept for Us’ Discovering Profound Peace After Loss of a Child

By: Laura Bennett

Nine months ago, Big Time Rush star Carlos Penavega and his wife Alexa (Spy Kids, Get Him Back for Christmas) shared the devastating news that their fourth child, daughter Indy Rex, had been born “at rest.” Read more

Missing Your Mum? A Mother’s Day Survival Guide

By: Joni Boyd

With millions of Australian men and women having lost their mother, and others missing their mum for different reasons, Mother’s Day is tough for many. Read more

How to Grieve Someone You’ve Never Met

By: Georgia Free

There was a form of collective heartbreak last week when news broke that chef and Masterchef Australia judge Jock Zonfrillo had died, aged 46. Read more

Chaplain Raewyn Elsegood on How God Sustains Her After Losing Daughter

By: Georgia Free

When you speak to Raewyn Elsegood, you immediately feel like enough. Read more

Empty Nest Syndrome: Who It Impacts and How to Survive

By: Ben McEachen

Janet Evans had heard about “empty nest syndrome“, where parents feel loss, grief and despair when adult children leave home and she did not think she was the sort of person this would happen to. Read more

A Familiar Story for the Eternal Problem of Suffering

By: Sharon Cheung

Two missed calls. Ten unread messages. One winter night changed my experience of grief forever – one which may haunt me for the rest of my life on earth. Read more