Recommendationss for Book on grieving for secular people

[Giggly_Giraffe]

I’m looking for a book that would introduce God to a secular person who is grieving her Dads death.

She’s had very little introduction to God. She has hear of Jesus, but to her the name Jesus is about as about as about as relavent as knowing George Washington’s grandpa. She doesn’t get comfort from hearing, “your Dad’s been saved” … But her Dad’s death is opening the questions, “who is God”, “what is death”, "what is spirit"c and “whole meaning of life”.

IMO perfect time to evangilize … Which is why I’m hoping there is a book that may help with both pieces, introduction to God, and grief.

 

[MaryT777]

This book is highly recommended; I have not read it but it might be worth looking into
Mary.

When God & Grief Meet: True Stories of Comfort and Courage [Lynn Eib] on Amazon.com. FREE shipping on qualifying offers. From the author of When God & Cancer Meet …
Rating: 4.8/5 ·
19 reviews ·
By Lynn Eib ·
Paperback

 

[CrowCrowCrow]

Don’t know why but writing of father Neuhaus have always be of help to me. This book isn’t about grief directly, but helps:

amazon.com/As-Lay-Dying-Meditations-Returning/dp/0465049311

 

[MomaMary8]

I highly recommend this book, but I’m not sure if it’s for a beginner. I’ll let you look and decide:

amazon.com/Does-Suffering-Make-Sense-Russell/dp/1594170614