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But there are good people who are able to use bad things as a lever to learn something profound about themselves and in rare cases to help others find the same emotional tools. Ron Greer has that tremendous gift.
“Grief permeates most of the waking moments of those who are mourning. This book is a Christian message about the hope and fulfillment that can be known at . A Book About Grief That's Really About Hope. By Ronald J. Greer “Markings on the Windowsill is sacred ground. When a person of Ron.
Thank God he is willing to share it with us. Then it was Ron s turn. By faith, transforming a terrible tragedy into a time of deepening faith, Ron shows the rest of us the way, when it s our time to walk through the desert of grief.
All of us are either preparing for grief, or dealing with past grief, and we need all the help we can get. Ron can show you how to do grief with faith, hope and love too. Willimon, author and United Methodist bishop Ron Greer touches our hearts and gives us some great insights into healing and hope with this book. Ron writes from the depths of his own grief and his journey to healing as he and his wife dealt with the death of their two-year-old son. I have known Ron for thirty-five years, and he is made of the real stuff.
He enables the reader to deal with real stuff with his book.
The reader will be amazed at the hope the book produces on each page. Learn more about Amazon Prime. Greer Ron Greer and his wife lost their two-year-old son Eric in a tragic automobile accident many years ago. Read more Read less. Add all three to Cart Add all three to List. One of these items ships sooner than the other. Buy the selected items together This item: Markings on the Windowsill: Ships from and sold by Amazon. Living with Integrity by Ronald J. Now That They Are Grown: Customers who viewed this item also viewed.
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Write a customer review. There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later. The author's professional credentials to write this book are impeccable.
He has been well known for years for successfully helping many clients - including me - deal with loss. By combining his professional expertise with his personal parable of loss and hope he has written perhaps the most useful book available for anyone facing a loss of any kind. Although the book is based on the story of the tragic death of the author's 2 year old son, it has much broader value - for example losses not only from death, but also losses of other things like money, health, job, prestige, position, marriage, relationships.
To include a comma in your tag, surround the tag with double quotes. Skip to content Skip to search. Home This edition , English, Book edition: Markings on the windowsill: Dimensions for Living, Check copyright status Cite this Title Markings on the windowsill: Author Greer, Ronald J. Subjects Greer, Ronald J. Grief -- Religious aspects -- Christianity. Bereavement -- Religious aspects -- Christianity. Contents Moments by the window The valley The rock at the bottom The journey Respect the seasons that will come Tragedy makes no sense Where is God in this?