Caring for people when they’re grieving is awkward if you don’t know what to do or say. Dr. Ed Fontaine, Senior Pastor, Springvale Church, ON.

Grief shouldn’t surprise us, but it often does. Losses are a part of life, but we never feel prepared. Within every loss is a choice

“Timing is everything.” You’ve often heard this phrase. It’s important to take action at just the right time, but when is that? Whether it’s saving

February is synonymous with Valentine’s Day. It’s a pleasant reminder to declare our affection for those we love – not just on February 14 –

Devastated by the reality of my loss, I was drowning in tears. I can’t do this. These words dominated my thoughts and kept me stalled.

The season of Advent has already begun. Christmas is coming. It’s the season of giving. Do you struggle to think of just the right gift

For someone newly bereaved, it’s hard enough to make it through a single day without their loved one. But add to that, the anticipation of

In September, I visited Nova Scotia for the very first time. You might guess that it was the idyllic landscape that took my breath away.

A dear grieving mom and special friend, Shauna Caldwell, shares from her personal grief journey in this month’s blog post. The original full-length article, “A

If you’ve ever felt uncertain about what is helpful to say or do to support people experiencing a deep loss, worry no more. The Hope

Without hesitation, I confess that when I discover something that has a positive impact on my life; I talk about it often. I’m eager for

Whether it’s the result of a diagnosis, an accident or the effects of aging, our health can evaporate in a flash. We grieve the loss