HeyJaredSurviving Grief
Grief is the darkest chapter many of us will ever endure but there is healing power available in sharing our grief.
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End of Season 2 and Using the Content Library (opens the original)
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As season two comes to a close, Megs and Kelley reflect back on the series, and offer next steps for your healing journey—from joining a group, to scheduling a ministry appointment, to using the Surviving Grief content library. Join a Grief Support Group live or online here . Share your story with us at podcasts@crossroads.net
Don’t Grieve Alone: Why Community Is Essential to Surviving Grief (opens the original)
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The key to surviving grief is not going at it alone. Even after years leading the Grief Ministry, Megs and Kelley still lean on other people in their own times of grief. Walking through a recent loss of a close friend, Megs and Kelley share how their community is helping them right now, as well as practical steps on how to lean on others when you need it most. Join a Grief Support Group live or online here . Share your story with us at podcasts@crossroads.net
Is It Okay to Mourn the Loss of a Pet—And Is It Different Than Mourning the Loss of a Person? (opens the original)
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The loss of a beloved pet can be difficult, and for many people, it results in grief that must be processed and navigated. But is it the same as losing a person? Grief leader, Megs Gelfgot, walks us through how she thinks about mourning the loss of a pet, including the important similarities and differences of this type of loss with grief tied to the loss of another person. Join a Grief Support Group live or online here . Share your story with us at podcasts@crossroads.net
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