From Broken Bread to Poured Out Wine

In this eye-opening book, Rev. Lydia Ford opens the grieving soul to the truth about the grief process-everyone grieves differently! There is no correct or incorrect way to grieve the loss of a loved one. Those of us who have endured the process of bereavement must understand that the pain we feel over the death of a mother, father, child or sibling is entirely unique to everyone. The bereavement period ends when it ends. People must have a safe place to express their true feelings without feeling guilty, ashamed, or belittled by people who feel you don't have enough faith to stand up against this type of trial. The good news is that our loving Heavenly Father sees all, knows all, and is there to help you navigate through the process. Through faith and a common-sense approach to handling your grief, you can learn ways to celebrate and memorialize your precious loved on. The Lord will take your broken pieces and transform you into a vessel that can be poured out into the life of others by showing compassion, providing a listening ear, showing love and support to others who have also suffered the trauma of losing a loved one.