Showing posts with label Jesus Hold My Little One. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jesus Hold My Little One. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 13, 2015
Tuesday, May 12, 2015
Losing a Baby
It's a topic few of us like to talk about, let alone write about. Losing a baby shouldn't happen, yet for many, it does. I was one of those women who was left with empty arms and aching heart.
Through my struggle, I journaled my thoughts and feelings. For myself. And later for others who might find comfort in my words.
What resulted was a small gift book titled Jesus, Hold My Little One: Healing Prayers for Women Who Have Lost a Baby.
Based on my journal entries, I penned a collection of
genuine, heartfelt prayers that promote healing after the loss of a
baby. In the great tradition of the Psalms, I crafted prayers with
which every grieving mother can identify: prayers that express shock,
denial, anger, guilt, confusion, uncertainty, ultimately leading to
acceptance, trust, and wholeness. Also included are prayers for the
woman’s husband, other children, extended family, church family,
neighbors, and doctor. Since faith shines the brightest in times of
testing, underneath each prayer of struggle flows an undercurrent of
abiding hope, worship, and surrender to God’s plan and purposes.
Have you or someone you know lost a baby? Perhaps this gift book might offer some hope and healing. Check it out at the following locations:
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